Ukraine's Ministry of Finance will repay the sixth coupon on government foreign loan bonds (eurobonds) on Tuesday, September 4, the ministry's press service told Interfax-Ukraine.

"Since the first Monday in September is Labor Day and a bank holiday in the United States, the payment on '15 eurobonds coupons will be handled on September 4," the press service said.

The total amount of the payment will be $444 million, it said.

As reported, the said eurobonds were issued as part of a debt operation conducted by Ukraine in 2015 with state and government-guaranteed state debt, as well as the restructuring of foreign borrowings of the city of Kyiv, Ukravtodor and state-owned Dnipro-based Pivdenne Design Bureau.

The interest rate on all the securities was set at 7.75% per annum. Interest income is accrued and paid twice a year - on March 1 and September 1, starting from March 1, 2016. The maturity of the eurobonds is September 1 of the corresponding year, from 2019 to 2027.

The total amount of the first coupon payment was $473.313 million, the second, third and fourth was $505.429 million, and the fifth one is $444.4 million.