Ariston hit by funding strains

Ariston Holdings finance director Anesu Museta, left, board chairperson Michael Allan Bailey and chief executive officer Farai Madziva

ARISTON Holdings (Ariston) says limited work­ing capital and high cost of borrowing weighed on profitability and cash generation in 2025, prompting management to focus on operational recovery in 2026. The agro-industrial group’s challenges reflect broader pressures facing many local businesses, which continue to grapple with tight liquidity conditions and constrained access to affordable capital. Speaking…

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