CAFCA cuts off distributors for export business

CAFCA is reconfiguring its export operating model by transitioning to direct sales and scrapping distributors from previous consignment stocks as it seeks to efficiently utilise limited working capital.The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE)-listed cable manufacturer’s products have a heavy market presence in Malawi and Mozambique mainly through distributor-partnerships. It also exports to Tanzania, Botswana, Angola and…

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Dairibord exports surge 36 percent

DAIRIBORD Holdings (Dairibord) recorded a significant increase in foreign currency earnings during the first quarter to March 31, 2025 driven by exports, which grew 36 percent from the comparable period last year.The milk processor has previously lamented its challenges in sourcing foreign currency to import critical raw materials and packaging materials due to lack of…

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Zimbabwe bets on rate stability to boost FDI

THE government anticipates that sustained monetary policy and exchange rate stability will elevate investor sentiment and attract foreign direct investment (FDI) into the country. The country’s investment profile has been badly hurt by a volatile macro-economic environment characterised by exchange rate fluctuations, inflation and price distortions among other factors.  In an interview with The Financial…

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‘VFEX to drive Zimbabwe’s economic growth’

THE Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) is of strategic importance in attracting investment and boosting the country’s economic growth, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube has said.Speaking at the listing of the Eagle Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) on VFEX, Ncube said the US-denominated bourse continues to play a critical role in attracting hard currency investments and…

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Zim land tenure reforms key ― EU

ZIMBABWE’S decision to provide land tenure security could encourage joint-venture capital inflows from foreign investors, which could increase production and agricultural sector growth, the European Union (EU) says. This comes…

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Musekiwa is new CoMZ president

ZIMASCO chief executive, John Musekiwa, has been elected president of the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe. His election took place yesterday at the 86-year-old member-based organisation’s annual general meeting on the first day of its annual conference in Victoria Falls. Platinum Group Metals cluster head at Kuvimba Mining House, Munashe Shava, was elected vice president,…

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Zeco feels pinch from rising costs

ZECO Holdings says its first quarter to March 31, 2025 financial performance was adversely impacted by elevated production and operational costs, mounting pressure on profit margins.The ZSE-listed engineering firm recently transitioned into real estate operations.In a trading update, the group said administration expenses grew to 57 percent of total revenue from 8,41 percent in the…

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Zimre posts US$1,7million profit in Q1

Zimre Holdings posted a profit of US$1,69 million during the first quarter to March 31, 2025 up 203 percent above prior year driven by growth in revenue and investment income.Total income increased by 24 percent from US$16,87 million to US$20,96 million, which the group attributed to growth in insurance revenue, non-insurance income growth and positive…

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‘Zimbabwe’s forex reserves still vulnerable’

ZIMBABWE’s foreign currency reserves are projected to improve, driven by ongoing economic reforms that are boosting export revenues and increased investor confidence in the ZiG currency, Afreximbank has said.However, the pan-African multilateral trade finance institution cautioned that the reserves accumulation remains fragile.According to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ), foreign currency reserves backing the Zimbabwe…

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Platinum output to decline by 4pct

ZIMBABWE’s platinum production is projected to decline by four percent to 491 000 ounces this year, from 2024’s all-time high, projections from the World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC) indicate.The WPIC said the decline is largely due to the depletion of semi-finished inventory that had supported last year’s production.It added that ongoing and widespread power disruptions…

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