Unibank’s Perpetual Bonds Were Acquired in Nearly One Day

YEREVAN, December 5. /ARКА/. Unibank is completing the placement of its perpetual bonds significantly ahead of schedule. Demand for the issuance far exceeded supply, resulting in the entire volume being acquired in almost a single day.

Considering the high interest from investors, Unibank plans to carry out a new issuance of perpetual bonds as early as next week, which will allow the bank to meet the existing demand of its clients.

Perpetual bonds are being placed in Armenia for the first time. Unibank conducted AMD- and USD-denominated issuances, amounting to AMD 3.5 billion and USD 9 million respectively.

This new investment instrument provides an opportunity to earn regular long-term income.

The bonds were purchased by a wide range of individual and legal entities. Their willingness to invest in a long-term investment instrument reaffirms the strong trust placed in Unibank and the attraction of the opportunities it offers.

The Prospectus of the perpetual bonds (registered by the Central Bank of Armenia on 26.11.2025 under Decision No. 1/427A) is published on the bank’s website: www.unibank.am -0-

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