Tunisia: Attijari Leasing Reports 3.3% Increase in Net Leasing Income for H1 2026

Tunisia's leasing sector, dominated by a handful of institutions backed by major banking groups, continues to play a strategic role in financing equipment and vehicles for businesses and individuals. Attijari Leasing, a subsidiary of the Moroccan group Attijariwafa Bank operating in Tunisia, is part of this alternative financing dynamic to traditional bank credit. According to Financial Afrik, the company recorded a 3.3% increase in net leasing income in the first half of 2026. The source, reserved for media subscribers, does not detail the exact amounts, the precise factors explaining this growth, or provide any quotes from Attijari Leasing executives. This growth, if confirmed in the detailed half-year accounts, would indicate resilience in financing activity in Tunisia despite a macroeconomic context marked by pressures on bank liquidity and persistent inflation in recent years. In the absence of detailed figures (outstanding amounts, margin rates, sectoral comparison), it remains difficult to assess whether this increase reflects a structural improvement in profitability or a simple volume effect. A complete reading of Attijari Leasing's half-year financial statements would confirm these elements and assess the true solidity of this performance.