ZIMBABWE’S biggest mortgage lender, CABS, posted a net surplus of $428,82 billion for the half year ended June …
INFORMATION technology (IT) and consumer staples stocks are expected to anchor the growth of the local equities markets this year, leveraging their cash-generating capacity and dominant market positions, analysts say.Authorities have forecast six percent …
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ZB FINANCIAL Holdings (ZBFH) says banks in Zimbabwe have had to rely more on non-funded income as a …
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ECOBANK says it is confident of current government efforts to stabilise the economy, as it commences work on …
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ZIMPLOW says it is optimistic that new efficient equipment and increased skills will boost its exports into the …
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FBC Holdings’ (FBC) say its loan book grew by 228 percent to $1,5 trillion during the first six …
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OLD Mutual Zimbabwe (OMZ) says it mobilised and disbursed US$110,9 million in funding for export-oriented businesses during the …
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FIRST Capital Bank (FCB) says its deposits declined by 19,54 percent to US$109,5 million during the half-year …
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COTTCO, the country’s largest cotton financier, says it has already surpassed last year’s cotton intake by 49,27 percent …
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BINDURA Nickel Corporation (BNC) says it expects production to increase in the next two months following the replacement …
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ECONET Wireless, Zimbabwe’s largest mobile network operator says the current tariff structure is a threat to long-term viability …
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