finance

There’s no liquidity crunch – RBZ

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) says the market is liquid despite concerns from industry about the liquidity crunch stifling economic growth.Speaking at a launch of the Zimbabwe Economic Update, RBZ deputy governor Innocent Matshe said the recently introduced Targeted Financial Facility (TFF) is designed to distribute liquidity more evenly across the financial sector.“Liquidity is…

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Lunch in the bush at Imire Game Park a 5 star event.

https://fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-313296.mp3?cb=1739019268.mp3 HOW often have you heard celebrities, on receiving an award, or people announcing new jobs or promotions, declare that they are ‘humbled’ when they really mean ‘honoured’? Forget about humble-bragging, and take a walk with elephants at Imire Game Park. In the presence of these pachyderms, symbols of longevity and loyalty, strength and power,…

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Do more to foster industry, government told

By Almot Maqolo and Mishma ChakanyukaStaff Writers THE jury is still out on the raft of new measures introduced by the government last week to lift ailing businesses and to engender regulatory compliance by the flourishing informal sector.Among the key steps announced by the minister of Finance, Mthuli Ncube, are the mandatory use of point-of-sale…

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‘Zimbabwean markets exposed to US foreign aid freeze’

LOCAL capital markets ― the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) ― could eventually sneeze from the United States of America’s foreign aid freeze, financial analysts, FBC Securities, have warned.Through an Executive Order on Reevaluating and Realigning United States Foreign Aid, the US government suspended all foreign assistance for 90 days,…

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Cost optimisation sees SeedCo Q3 earnings up 25pc

SEEDCO Limited (SeedCo) registered a 25 percent growth in operating profit to US$25,8 million for the third quarter ended December 31, 2024 (Q3 FY25) from US$20,7 million a year earlier (Q3 FY24) owing to cost optimisation and enhanced production.The macro-economic conditions remained challenging, characterised by elevated inflation pushing the cost of business higher.Nonetheless, the Zimbabwe…

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Natfoods acts to strengthen local supply chains

NATIONAL Foods Holdings Limited (Natfoods) will intensify the domestication of raw material supply chains to reduce reliance on imports and support local industries, a top company executive has said. The group operations span from flour and maize meal milling, prepacking, dry groceries and manufacturing of stock feed.Since the advent of the geo-political tensions in eastern…

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Plum investment opportunities in Zimbabwe

By Shephard Kembo and John P. Mkushi ZIMBABWE has become a capital destination of choice once again and this has been given testimony to by the overwhelming high level engagements and conversations from our current and potential clients seeking information from our diaspora advisory investment company.In this article, we will seek to decongest, deconstruct and…

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Zimplats volumes dip as power cuts weigh

ZIMPLATS says its operations were adversely affected by scarcity of trackless mobile machinery and intermittent interruptions to power supply at its mines during the second quarter ended December 31, 2024.Trackless mobile machines are self-propelled mobile machines used in mines for the purpose of performing mining, transport or associated operations much more efficiently.Zimplats, a subsidiary of…

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US$30 million needed to resuscitate livestock sector

Elton ManguwoStaff Writer WITH the nation’s livestock sector poised for recovery following the severe drought of the 2023-24 season, small-scale livestock farmers require a strategic investment of US$30 million to support herd rebuilding efforts.Livestock remains a crucial asset for smallholder farmers, serving as both a vital income source and a key component of economic stability.In…

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