Zim capital markets outshine regional peers

Last week, VFEX-list­ed fast moving consumer goods conglomerate, Inns­cor Africa announced a final dividend of 2,15 US cents per share up 43 percent from last year’s 1,50 US cents per share paid, bring­ing the total dividend for the year ended June 30, 2026, to 4,50 US cents per share compared to 2,95 US cents paid in 2025.

ZIMBABWE’S capital markets have been ranked seventh out of 16 major African markets, in terms of number of listings, driven by favourable investor policies in recent years, a new report shows. According to the Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)’s Africa Capital Markets Report for 2025, Zimbabwe, with two public stock exchanges, the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange…

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