Sovereign Gold Bonds Give Up to 240% Returns: RBI Announces Redemption Price

Sovereign Gold Bonds offer up to 240% return. RBI announces redemption price for 2017-18 and 2018-19 series. Know price, returns, and redemption steps.

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Anisha Kumari | Jul 2, 2025 |

Sovereign Gold Bonds Give Up to 240% Returns: RBI Announces Redemption Price

Sovereign Gold Bonds Give Up to 240% Returns: RBI Announces Redemption Price

The Reserve Bank of India has announced the redemption price for two Sovereign Gold Bond (SGB) schemes the 2017-18 Series-XIV and the 2018-19 Series-IV, these were available for premature withdrawal on July 1, 2025. These gold bonds have a maturity period of eight years but if an investor wants to exit then they can exit after five years from the date of issue.

Table of Content
  1. How the Redemption Price is Calculated
  2. Redemption Price for SGBs
  3. Returns for SGB 2017-18 Series-XIV
  4. Returns for SGB 2018-19 Series-IV
  5. Extra Benefit: Interest Payment
  6. Steps for Premature Redemption
  7. What Happens During the Redemption Process

How the Redemption Price is Calculated

The redemption price is decided on the basis of average closing price of gold with 999 purity. The calculation is done using the average gold price of the last three business days before the redemption date. For this redemption the prices from June 26, June 27 and June 30, 2025 were taken into account.

Redemption Price for SGBs

The redemption price has been fixed at Rs. 9,628 per unit for both the SGB 2017-18 Series-XIV and SGB 2018-19 Series-IV.

Returns for SGB 2017-18 Series-XIV

This series was first issued in January 2018 at a price of Rs. 2,831 per gram. This investment has increased to nearly 240% with the current redemption price of Rs. 9,628, providing a substantial gain to the investor.

Returns for SGB 2018-19 Series-IV

This series was issued on January 2019 at a price of Rs. 3,119 per gram. At the current redemption value of Rs. 9,628, the absolute return comes to Rs. 6,509 per gram. This translates to a return of about 208.69% while excluding any interest earned.

Extra Benefit: Interest Payment

Investors also earn 2.5% fixed annual interest, in addition to the capital gain. This interest is paid twice a year, and the final interest is provided at the time of maturity along with the principal amount. This interest amount is not included in the redemption price.

Steps for Premature Redemption

Those who wish to go for early redemption need to follow a few simple steps:

  • Identify the SGB Series: Investors should confirm first which series bond they own. The issue date will be helpful in determining whether they are eligible for premature redemption or not.
  • Submit Redemption Request: The investors should make sure to submit the redemption request prior to deadline set in the schedule once their eligibility is confirmed.

What Happens During the Redemption Process

A month before the bond matures or becomes eligible for early withdrawal, a reminder is sent to the investors. The proceeds are transferred directly to the registered bank account on the redemption date.

The investors must inform the bank or post office if there are any updates done or changes made in personal details like the bank account number or email ID to avoid any issues.

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