Friday, October 9, 2026

Ethio Lease transfers Ophthalmic Surgical Microscopes

Ethio Lease, Ethiopia’s first privately held equipment leasing company transferred a state-of-the art Ophthalmic microscope’ worth more than 5 million Birr’ to WGGA Eye Center following the successful completion of a leasing agreement.
The transfer of the Ophthalmic Microscopes is part of multiple leasing agreements signed by Ethio Lease for high-tech medical equipment with medical and diagnostic centers throughout the country. The microscopes enable WGGA Eye Center to provide diagnostics, comprehensive eye examinations and the most advanced vision correction treatments and procedures for eye diseases and disorders.
To alleviate the shortages that hamper the private sector and the development of the country, Ethio Lease supports key sectors, including healthcare, with a variety of crucial and high-quality diagnostic medical equipment, in combination with a full-service warranty which includes spare parts and maintenance of the equipment.

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