Acba Bank fosters open and trusting relationships with its shareholders

YEREVAN, September 16. /ARКА/. Aсba Bank conducted its second meeting with shareholders and investors in a new format, reviewing the results of the first half of 2025, as reported by the bank’s press service.

Through these meetings, the bank cultivates an environment of mutual trust with shareholders and investors, establishing a new culture of corporate governance.

“Through such meetings, we are creating a new culture of corporate governance. Every quarter, we convene meetings with our clients and investors to present our performance metrics. As an open joint-stock company, we aim to provide shareholders with comprehensive information about our operations, allowing them to understand the direction in which the bank is progressing, how it is evolving, and the successes, challenges, and risks involved. We successfully concluded the last half of the year, achieving profits that exceeded our expectations. I believe we will finish the year with even better results than anticipated,” stated Aсba Bank CFO Stepa Zakinyan. “Currently, Aсba is the company with the highest share activity on the Armenian Stock Exchange and the sole entity through which ongoing and large-scale transactions are conducted. The bank’s operations and financial performance are highly effective, ensuring strong results,” remarked Aram Kayfajyan, CEO of the Armenian investment firm Armbrok.

Acba Bank is regulated by the Central Bank of Armenia.-0-

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