Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer

ZSE targets new listings

THE Zimbabwe Stock Ex­change Holdings (ZSEH) says it will embark on an outreach programme targeting large indigenous companies to encourage them to list on the ex­change. Many major indigenous compa­nies in Zimbabwe remain private­ly held or unlisted because their owners want to retain family con­trol, avoid regulatory and public disclosure requirements, and limit exposure to…

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Local companies resist sustainability reporting

ZIMBABWEAN compa­nies will not adopt sustain­ability reporting unless reg­ulators make it mandatory, experts say. Sustainability reporting in Zim­babwe is shifting from a voluntary practice towards a mandatory re­quirement under national regula­tions and stock exchange rules. Speaking at the Chartered Gov­ernance and Accountancy Insti­tute in Zimbabwe (CGAIZ) 2026 Summer School held in Masvingo last week, international…

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Meikles hails improved trading conditions

MEIKLES Limited (Meikles) says the repeal of Statutory Instrument (SI) 81A, which compelled formal retail­ers to price goods at the official interbank ex­change rate, has resulted in greater pricing flex­ibility and improved trading conditions. The group, which operates the TM Pick n Pay supermarket chain, said the regulatory change had immensely supported customer spending at…

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Nedbank gives Zimbabwe the nod

NEDBANK Zimbabwe (Nedbank) says its decision to construct a new headquar­ters in Highlands, Harare, reflects confi­dence in Zimbabwe’s current and future operat­ing environment, which is showing strong signs of improvement. The investment comes as Zimbabwe contin­ues to pursue economic reforms under the gold-backed Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency, with inflation moderating to single-digits and the au­thorities…

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The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe plans electronic forex system rollout

THE Reserve Bank of Zimba­bwe (RBZ) is set to roll out an electronic foreign exchange trading platform in the fourth quarter of 2026 as it seeks to improve trading in the foreign exchange market. In his 2026 Mid-term Monetary Policy Statement Review, central bank gover­nor John Mushayavanhu said the platform would support the smooth functioning…

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Manufactured exports stagnate

ZIMBABWE’S manufactured exports have remained below 10 percent of total exports despite the country’s participation in bilateral, regional and multilateral trade arrangements, the Confederation of Zim­babwe Industries (CZI) has said. The government is targeting US$1 bil­lion in annual manufacturing exports by 2030. Achieving this target will require plant retooling and increased regional trade under the…

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‘Adopt data-driven policy’

MONETARY and fiscal authorities should maintain a data-driven policy approach amid the potential for fuel, food, electricity and imported input costs to generate renewed inflationary pressures, a local research firm has said. The call comes as Zimbabwe has recorded improved macroeconomic stability this year, with annual inflation remaining in single digits and the ZiG exchange…

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Hippo Valley chases ‘stronger’ domestic margins

HIPPO Valley Estates (Hippo Valley) says it is prior­itising the domestic sugar market, where margins are stronger, as weakening global prices squeeze export profitability. The sugar producer’s local market sales accounted for 93 percent of total sales volumes in the first quarter to June 30, with volumes rising eight percent year-on-year. “The local market continues…

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Willdale optimistic of fresh funding

WILLDALE Limited (Willdale) expects the issuance of permits for its remaining land banks in the fourth quarter to unlock fresh funding opportunities to raise production and improve capacity utilisation. The brick maker has been grappling with cash flow challenges in recent years which have dampened pro­duction and dragged growth. In a trading update for the…

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Afdis wary of rising input costs

AFRICAN Distillers (Afdis) says cost pressures increased during the first quarter ended June 30, 2026, on the back of rising fuel and packaging ex­penses. This was despite strong volumes and revenue growth in the quarter under review. “Notwithstanding these positive developments, the company experienced cost pressures during the quarter, mainly from higher fuel and packaging…

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