Announcing its annual results, UniCredit
Leasing in the Czech Republic said it had seen revenue fall by 15.7
percent in 2008.

In total, the lessor signed 23,921 financing agreements last
year, worth CZK14.5 billion (€514 million).

Financial and operating leasing of movable assets was hit hard,
falling 27.3 percent year-on-year; while real estate leasing was
hit the hardest, declining by 52 percent.

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Movable assets accounted for CZK10.1 billion of the total –
split between financial leasing, worth CZK9 billion, and operating
leasing, worth CZK1 billion.

Separately, UniCredit Leasing has signed an agreement with the
Support and Guarantee Farming and Forestry Fund (PGRLF), a
government-sponsored fund.

Under the terms of the agreement, PGRLF will subsidise part of
the interest from ‘CreditAgro’ loans – loans provided by UniCredit
Leasing for the financing of agrarian technology and equipment. The
agreement allows end-users to pay no VAT on the financing.

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