The Agency for the Administration of Seized and Confiscated Assets reports a significant increase in revenues from the rental of these assets for the current year. In the first six months of 2026, the total collected reached 132 million lek, a figure significantly higher than the 100 million lek collected during the same period last year.

According to Agency data, this 32% expansion in revenues is attributed to more efficient management of the property portfolio, an increase in the number of assets made available to tenants, and a well-defined strategy to extract maximum economic value from them.

Compared to a year earlier, monthly cash flows from rentals have consistently been at higher levels. For example, during June of this year, nearly 23 million lek were collected, while in June 2025 this amount was around 18 million lek.

The Agency reaffirms its commitment to transparent and professional governance of seized and confiscated properties, aiming to transform these assets into sources of income for the benefit of the state and the public.

On the other hand, this growing revenue performance demonstrates that careful administration of these assets not only serves to preserve their value, but also constitutes an essential tool for generating funds that support law enforcement agencies and public-interest initiatives.

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