Acba Leasing offers purchase of agro-food equipment on leasing at rates starting from 0.63%

YEREVAN, December 5. /ARKA/. To assist business entities to reequip their equipment Acba Leasing offers purchase of necessary tools on leasing under a government assistance program at actual interest rates starting at 0.63%, the press-service of Acba Bank reported. It said the special offer is valid until December 31, 2022

Leasing terms:

– Currency: AMD, USD, EUR,

– The annual actual interest rate in case of AMD after subsidizing by the government will make 2.35%-6.95%,

– UIn case of foreign currency the interest rate is 0.63%-6.82%,

– Leasing is provided without any commission fee,

– Prepayment –is 20% (of the equipment value)

– Term of repayment – up to 60 months

Within the framework of the program the total cost of the equipment purchased on leasing by one entity should not exceed 1 billion drams.

Acba Leasing undertakes the insurance expenses. More details are available here -0-

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