Leasing is an increasingly common way of financing the acquisition of property because it does not require a pledge of one's own property and the financial stability of the company is not threatened. Leasing as a form of financing is essentially relatively simple to contract and use, as well as to understand the concept itself, which will be presented in this work. When concluding a leasing contract, we usually have a leasing provider, a leasing recipient, and the facility itself for which the contract is concluded. In this case, the leasing provider acquires the agreed facility for the leasing recipient, and the leasing recipient can use it as much as defined by the contract. Payment for the use of the facility is made in the periods defined by the contract. The leasing contract does not immediately become the owner of the object, but it is given for use according to the agreed and defined time. Leasing is often understood as the business of renting and buying and selling. Leasing in its simplicity has numerous advantages as well as disadvantages compared to other forms of financing, which will also be shown. From the leasing companies operating on the Croatian market, two companies will be selected, and an analysis of the two selected leasing companies through financial indicators and a presentation of their operations will show which company was more successful in the previous year.