Demand amounted to RON320 million.
The finance ministry rejected all bids for this tenor in September, when it first issued it, as demand was low and the average offered yield stood at 4.77%.
Romania's finance ministry on Thursday raised 150 million lei (EUR31.5 million), more than its planned RON100 million, selling a new 15-year bond issue, maturing in October 2034, at an average yield of 4.75%, central bank data showed.