ATL boosts first-half net profit to 13.6 million dinars as leasing activity jumps 22%

Arab Tunisian Lease entered the second half of 2026 with higher activity and earnings across its main indicators.

The Tunisian leasing company said disbursements rose 22% during the first six months of the year. Average financial outstandings reached 698.4 million dinars, compared with 632.9 million dinars a year earlier, an increase of 10%.

Net leasing receivables after provisions stood at 720 million dinars, up from 669.6 million dinars at the end of December 2025. Interest and related income increased to 51.1 million dinars from 46.8 million dinars at June 30, 2025. Total leasing income reached 52.4 million dinars, compared with 48.5 million dinars a year earlier.

After net financial expenses of 21.6 million dinars, net leasing income came to 33.8 million dinars. That represented a 10% increase from the 30.6 million dinars recorded in the first half of 2025.

ATL’s net profit rose 20% to 13.6 million dinars, from 11.3 million dinars a year earlier. Personnel expenses increased to 7 million dinars from 6.4 million dinars, while net provisions and the result from written-off receivables fell to 2 million dinars from 2.7 million dinars.