Companies
Chiyangwa’s Embattled Firm Sets FY Tone with Profitability: A Possible Turnaround?
ZECO Holdings, the embattled firm led by Phillip Chiyangwa, has started the full-year (FY) 2024 on a positive note after reporting profitability and occupancy growth compared to the same period last y
May 27, 2024
Zimbabwe
The Tug-of-War Between Official and Black Market: ZiG Sustains 'Massaged' Gains on Official Market
The Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) traded at ZiG13.2183 on May 24, 2024, moving up from a low of ZiG13.3976 the previous week. This represented a 1 percentage point decrease from the prior week. The ZiG, which
May 24, 2024
Companies
Simbisa Flexes Serious Muscle: Rolls 25 New Joints as Topline Soars to $66.4M
Simbisa Brands, the largest fast-food outlet in Zimbabwe, has opened 25 new counters in the country during the third quarter of the 2024 fiscal year, expanding its footprint and outpacing its main com
May 23, 2024
Companies
RTG Embarks Final Rainbow Towers, Conference Centre Revamp Ahead of SADC Summit
Rainbow Tourism Group, the second largest hotel group, is set to complete the final phase of refurbishments at the Rainbow Towers Hotel and Conference Centre, a project which includes upgrading the re
May 22, 2024
Companies
RioZim's FY Loss More than Quadruples as Gold Production Lags Padenga's Q1 Output
Embattled loss-making company RioZim, once a renowned gold producer, has suffered a staggering full-year 2023 loss of ZWL95.8 billion, up significantly from ZWL20 billion the previous year as the comp
May 20, 2024
Companies
Innscor's Downpacked Unit Incurs 23% Contraction Amid Controversial Shifting Govt Tax on Rice
Innscor Africa Limited, a blue-chip firm listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and the largest food processor in the country, has reported a 23% contraction in the performance of its downpacked
May 20, 2024
Companies
Edgars Suffers Heavy Trading Loss, Sales Contraction Despite Sustained Profitability
Trading loss shoot to ZWL46 billion from ZWL36 billion in trading profit Operating loss of ZWL81 billion from an operating profit of ZWL38 billion However, it achieved an after-tax profit Harare- In a
May 20, 2024
Zimbabwe
ZiG Firms 1% Week-on-Week on Formal Market, Struggles to Stabilise on Black Market
imbabwe Gold (ZiG) has sustained stability after gaining 1% on the formal market (FM) rate, which is being pegged by the government. The ZiG traded at ZiG13.3976 on May 17, 2024, from ZiG13.5326 in th
May 17, 2024
Top Stories
FBC Generates ZWG214 Million in Q3 Profit Before Tax, Retains Just ZWG10 Million as Tax Pressure Deepens
FBC Holdings has generated approximately ZWG214.5 million in profit before tax during the third quarter of 2026, but retained only ZWG9.8 million in profit after tax, according to Equity Axis calculat
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1 day agoAnother US$1 Billion Revenue Year Looms for Delta as Half Year Sales Rival its Strongest Pre-2019 Annual Performances
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Nov 13, 2026Built with Billions, Left Uninsured: Africa's Unprotected Public Infrastructure Exposes Taxpayers to Mounting Disaster Liabilities
Zimbabwe's government is moving towards compulsory insurance for public assets after its insurance regulator established that most government buildings, schools and hospitals remain without adequate p
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