Territory Bonds

A government bond is an amount of money lent to the government by an investor in return for a fixed rate of interest to the maturity of the bond.

Territory Bonds are issued by the Northern Territory Treasury Corporation (NTTC) and guaranteed by the Northern Territory Government.

Money raised from Territory Bonds funds infrastructure and services for the Northern Territory.

You can invest in Territory Bonds if you're:

  • an individual
  • a group of up to 4 people
  • a company or incorporated body
  • an unincorporated association or partnership
  • a friendly society, trade union or any other association incorporated under the laws of any state, territory or the Commonwealth.

You must use your own name without referencing the trusteeship if you're:

  • an executor
  • an administrator
  • a trustee
  • a manager of unincorporated superannuation funds.

Only the registered holder of the bonds is recognised as the legal owner.

You can invest a minimum of $5,000 in Territory Bonds.

You can invest above this amount in multiples of $1,000.

There are different investment terms ranging from one to three years.

You must get prior approval from NTTC for applications of $1,000,000 or more.

Territory Bonds Issue 121, opens on Monday 17 August 2026 and closes Monday 30 November 2026.

The interest rates in the table below are applicable from 17 August 2026.

Maturity date Interest paid half-yearly
15 December 20274.70%
15 December 20284.80%
15 December 20294.90%

To invest in Territory Bonds, follow these steps:

Step 1. Fill in the application in the Territory Bonds prospectus PDF (2.1 MB).

Step 2. Attach the following with your application:

  • a cheque made payable to the Northern Territory Treasury Corporation and crossed ‘not negotiable’
  • any supporting documents.

Step 3. Submit your application with the cheque and any supporting documents by mail or in person.

  • By mail:
    • The Registrar
      MUFG Corporate Markets
      PO Box 218
      Parramatta NSW 2124
  • In person:
    • By appointment only at any MUFG Corporate Markets office listed in the prospectus.

Step 4. If your application and payment has been accepted, a Territory Bonds Certificate of Inscription will be sent to you by mail by the Registrar.

You can redeem your bonds through:

  • an Australian stockbroker
  • MUFG Corporate Markets.

For more information, go to the MUFG Corporates Markets website.

To sell or transfer your bonds, follow these steps:

Step 1. Fill in the relevant form if you want to:

Step 2. Attach any supporting documents.

Step 3. Submit your form and any supporting documents by mail to:

Territory Bonds
MUFG Corporate Markets
PO Box 218
Parramatta NSW 2125

To change your details, follow these steps:

Step 1. Fill in the Territory Bonds: change of details form PDF (674.9 KB).

Step 2. Attach any supporting documents.

Step 3. Submit your form and any supporting documents by mail to:

Territory Bonds
PO Box 3722
Rhodes NSW 2138

Contact

For more information about Territory Bonds, contact the Registrar by:


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