JAKARTA, May 22 (Reuters) - Indonesia raised $2 billion in an auction for a 10-year dollar denominated sharia bonds with a 4.325 percent yield, a finance ministry official said on Friday.

Robert Pakpahan, director general of financing and risk management office at the ministry, said the offer drew $6.8 billion from about 240 accounts, smaller than last year's bids of $10 billion orders.

The issuance marks the sixth global sukuk for Indonesia. It last raised $1.5 billion in September.

In January, Indonesia raised $4 billion in a conventional USD-bonds issuance.

CIMB , Dubai Islamic Bank , HSBC and JP Morgan are joint lead managers.

(Reporting by Hidayat Setiaji; Writing by Gayatri Suroyo; Editing by Shri Navaratnam) ((gayatri.suroyo@thomsonreuters.com; +622129927609; Reuters Messaging: gayatri.suroyo.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))

Keywords: INDONESIA ECONOMY/BONDS