finance

TSL bets on tobacco boom

TSL is banking on the anticipated tobacco boom this season, driven by a favourable rainfall pattern and robust irrigation infrastructure. The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board has reported a 22 percent increase in the area under irrigated tobacco to an estimated 24 000 hectares, alongside growth in the total planted area to 113 536 hectares…

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Cement prices seen falling

CONSTRUCTION industry experts say cement prices are expected to fall below US$6 in the near future as local production increases. Zimbabwe recently experienced cement shortages caused by a construction boom that has exceeded local production capacity, plant breakdowns and shortages of raw materials. Prices have surged, prompting the government to issue import licences to stabilise…

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Farm & City broadens product mix

CFI Holdings (CFI) says its retail chain Farm & City Centre (FCC) is set to diversify its product portfolio to reduce reliance on agricultural products and mitigate risk. FCC remains the group’s top revenue earner, but its operations are also susceptible to climatic shocks that have become prevalent in recent years, mainly droughts and floods.…

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Horticulture exports surge

ZIMBABWE’s horticultural export earnings rose to US$181,7 million in 2025, driven by strong growth in blueberry exports, recent ZimTrade figures show. The statistics indicate that blueberry exports led the growth, increasing by 23 percent in 2025, with production nearing 12 000 tonnes, up from 8 000 tonnes the previous year. “This expansion is bolstered by…

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GB to capitalise on thermal projects

GENERAL Beltings (GB) Holdings expects the continued thermal power infrastructure development programme to offer growth opportunities in the short-to-medium term. The group manufactures and distributes chemical and rubber products, including industrial belts used in mining, agriculture, and general manufacturing. This comes as the government, through the power utility, Zimbabwe Holdings, wants to expand the country’s…

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