British American Tobacco Zimbabwe, the country’s largest cigarettes maker has  generated only US$1.41 million in net operating cash during the first half of 2026, down 82% from US$7.92 million a year

Tanganda Tea Company is evaluating a voluntary delisting from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and a listing on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), two years after its first attempt at the move

Hippo Valley Estates is entering the final stretch of its 2026 season with a materially different sales structure, as Zimbabwe’s domestic market absorbs a growing share of industry sugar and export ex

Centragrid, an independent power producer that runs a utility-scale solar plant at Nyabira in Mashonaland West, told the Zimbabwe Economic Development Conference (ZEDCON) that high interest rates, leg

RioZim has put Renco Mine up for sale for at least US$35 million, opening a new phase in the mining group’s turnaround as it seeks to reduce debt, strengthen working capital and concentrate its limit

Innscor Africa, Zimbabwe’s largest food processor plans to spend US$139 million on expansion and maintenance in the financial year ending June 2027, following US$121.2 million of capital expenditure i

National Railways of Zimbabwe is preparing one of its most consequential rolling-stock interventions in years, with Mutapa Investment Fund negotiating a US$115 million Afreximbank facility to acquire

British International Investment’s US$50 million commitment through CABS and NMB Bank places long-term foreign development capital back into the part of Zimbabwe’s economy where financing constraints

The National Social Security Authority (NSSA), a cash-rich State-run pay-as-you-go pension scheme will raise the minimum monthly pension under its Pension and Other Benefits Scheme (POBS) from US$70

Zimbabwe’s cement market is approaching a structural change as Shuntai Investments’ USD120 million integrated cement plant in Chegutu moves towards commissioning, targeting the clinker shortage that h

NMB Bank has secured a second financing commitment from British International Investment (BII), with the UK development finance institution increasing its exposure to the Zimbabwean lender through a n

CABS has signed a US$30 million financing partnership with British International Investment (BII) to expand lending to Zimbabwe’s productive sectors, creating an additional source of foreign currency