FMP’s property income soars

The growth will ride on the improved macro-economic performance this year, where the economy is expected to grow by 6,6 percent.

Advertisements FIRST Mutual Holdings saw a 62 percent rise in net property income, reaching US$4,8 million at the end of 2024.Advertisements In a statement accompanying the company’s financial results, chairman Elisha Moyo said the growth was mainly down to rental income being in US dollars. He mentioned that revenue shot up by 31 percent to…

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