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In 2023, Tunisia's leasing sector reported a 24.1% increase in net leasing income, reaching 103 million dinars, despite facing challenges from rising interest rates and economic fluctuations. Total leasing loans rose by 6.2% to 4,282 million dinars, with companies now aiming to expand their customer base to include individual consumers, particularly in the evolving automobile market.
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tunisian leasing sector shows strong growth and resilience amid financial challenges
18:21 01.11.2024
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