Armenia’s commercial banks contributed 149.22 billion drams to the state budget in the first nine months of 2026

YEREVAN, October 26. /ARKA/. All 17 commercial banks currently operating in Armenia were included in the list of the country’s 1,000 largest taxpayers for the first nine months of 2026, according to data from the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Armenia.

The total amount of tax and customs payments made by all 17 commercial banks reached 149.22 billion drams, consisting of 146.47 billion drams in tax payments and 2.76 billion drams in customs payments.

Ardshinbank remains the largest taxpayer among the banks, ranking 5th in the overall list with contributions of 38.09 billion drams to the state budget. Ameriabank also made it into the top ten, placing 6th with payments totaling 27.99 billion drams. Among the country’s 100 largest taxpayers are ACBA Bank, which ranked 17th with payments totaling 13.72 billion drams; Inecobank, 24th (10.6 billion drams); VTB (Armenia), 31st (7.78 billion drams); Converse Bank, 35th (7.58 billion drams); Evocabank, 36th (7.46 billion drams); IDBank, 41st (6.54 billion drams); Armeconombank, 49th (5.65 billion drams); Araratbank, 60th (4.90 billion drams); Armswissbank, 72nd (3.95 billion drams); AMIO Bank, 73rd (3.94 billion drams); and Fast Bank, 76th (3.75 billion drams).

According to data from the State Revenue Committee (SRC), Unibank ranked 104th (2.81 billion drams), Mellat Bank 152nd (1.81 billion drams), Artsakhbank 170th (1.66 billion drams), and Byblos Bank Armenia 306th (977.2 million drams).

The Central Bank of Armenia also appears on the list of the country’s largest taxpayers, ranking 154th with payments amounting to 1.79 billion drams. In total, according to the State Revenue Committee (SRC), Armenia’s 1,000 largest taxpayers contributed approximately 1.64 trillion drams in taxes and customs payments to the state budget between January and September 2026. Mobile Center Art leads the list (with payments totaling 64.34 billion drams), followed by the Zangezur Copper-Molybdenum Combine (60.83 billion drams) in second place, and Grand Tobacco (46.23 billion drams) in third. ($1 = 361.14 drams)

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