Unibank to participate in Leasing Expo 2026 with a special offer

YEREVAN, April 7. /ARKA/. From April 10–12, 2026, Unibank will participate in Armenia’s largest international exhibition for leasing and financial solutions, offering visitors favorable conditions. The latest equipment and machinery necessary for business expansion and efficiency can be acquired through Unibank’s leasing starting from 0% prepayment. Leasing pre-approval will be done at the bank’s booth in just 5 minutes.

Leasing has gained a widespread use in Armenia in recent years, becoming a flexible and modern tool that enables businesses to move to the next stage of development. Unibank’s leasing portfolio nearly doubled in 2025 compared to the previous year.

Through leasing, companies and individual entrepreneurs can acquire medical equipment, manufacturing and construction equipment, vehicles, solar panels, and more without significant investments.

The Leasing Expo 2026 will be held at the Meridian Center, bringing together the leading organizations in the field.

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