Andhra Pradesh raised Rs 3,900 crore across three long-term securities at yields of 7.83% (17-year), 7.88% (20-year) and 7.79% (25-year).

Assam did not accept any bids for its re-issued 2032 security, indicating lack of yield comfort.

Goa raised Rs 100 crore through a 12-year bond at a yield of 7.76%.

Gujarat raised Rs 2,630 crore across two securities after exercising greenshoe options, accepting Rs 1,235 crore at 7.44% (7.5-year) and Rs 1,395 crore at 7.45% (8.5-year).

Haryana mobilised Rs 2,000 crore across six-year and 13-year securities at yields of 7.42% and 7.76%, respectively.

Himachal Pradesh raised Rs 565 crore through a 15-year security at a yield of 7.89%, while Jammu and Kashmir raised Rs 1,262 crore via a 25-year bond at 7.79%.

Jharkhand raised Rs 2,000 crore through re-issued 2034 and 2036 securities at yields of 7.6003% and 7.6098%, respectively, but did not accept any bids for its re-issued 2032 paper.

Karnataka raised Rs 9,401.32 crore across five securities, including partial acceptance of Rs 1,401.32 crore in the five-year paper at 7.25%. Other issuances ranged between 7.61% and 7.76% across maturities up to 15 years.

Kerala raised Rs 2,200 crore across 10-year and 20-year securities at yields of 7.68% and 7.88%, respectively, while it rejected bids for its five-year paper.

Maharashtra raised Rs 3,530 crore across three securities, including Rs 1,500 crore in a 10-year bond at 7.57% after accepting an additional Rs 500 crore. It also raised Rs 1,500 crore through a re-issued 2052 security at 7.7830% and Rs 530 crore via a re-issued 2047 bond at 7.8187%.

Manipur and Meghalaya raised Rs 350 crore and Rs 253 crore at yields of 7.88% and 7.74%, respectively, while Nagaland accepted Rs 250.01 crore against Rs 600 crore in its five-year bond at 7.38%.

Puducherry raised Rs 150 crore through a nine-year security at 7.70%, and Punjab mobilised Rs 1,598 crore at 7.80% for a 10-year bond.

Rajasthan raised Rs 5,000 crore across three securities, including a five-year bond at 7.33%, a 10-year bond at 7.65% and a re-issued 2040 security at 7.7890%.

Sikkim raised Rs 400 crore via a 10-year security at a yield of 7.87%.

Tamil Nadu mobilised Rs 6,745.07 crore across five securities, including partial acceptance in a re-issued 2033 bond. Yields ranged between 7.24% and 7.7381% across maturities.

Uttar Pradesh raised Rs 5,500 crore across five securities, including re-issued bonds maturing between 2038 and 2041 and fresh long-term issuances at 20-year and 25-year tenors, with yields between 7.7394% and 7.88%.

Uttarakhand raised Rs 2,000 crore across nine-year and 20-year securities at yields of 7.63% and 7.88%.

West Bengal raised Rs 5,000 crore across 18-year, 21-year and 25-year securities at yields of 7.88%, 7.84% and 7.79%, respectively.

The auction reflected a mixed demand environment, with several states adjusting borrowings through partial acceptance or additional allotments, while yields largely ranged between 7.2% and 7.9% depending on tenor and investor appetite.