The property portfolio reached US$150.0 million at June 2026, equivalent to about 49% of the group’s US$306.0 million asset base. Property values increased from US$139.7 million at December, supported

South Africa’s consumer food inflation increased marginally to 0.7% in August 2026 from 0.6% in July, remaining at historically low levels. Grain products, fruits and vegetables continue to benefit fr

Axia Corporation’s FY2026 performance has been powered by a sharp recovery in consumer demand, but the strength of the rebound was increasingly tied to the expansion of household credit as Zimbabwe’s

Axia Corporation’s FY2026 performance was defined by more than revenue growth. The group’s strongest strategic shift came through improved cash generation, reducing dependence on external funding and

Zimbabwe’s dairy industry is entering a stronger recovery phase, with commercial milk production rising steadily after years of contraction and creating the possibility of reducing the country’s depe

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

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

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

PPC sold 3% more cement in Zimbabwe in the five months to August 2026, supported by demand from industrial and retail customers. Volumes across its South African and Botswana operations fell 8%, givin

Simbisa Brands, Zimbabwe’s largest fast food operator and a pan African quick service restaurant group with operations in Zimbabwe, Kenya and Eswatini and franchised outlets across six other African m

Simbisa Brands, Zimbabwe’s largest quick service restaurant group with operations across Zimbabwe, Kenya and Eswatini and 130 franchised stores across six other African markets, increased revenue from

Ariston Holdings Limited, the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed producer of tea, macadamia nuts and other agricultural products, plans to voluntarily delist from the ZSE and list on the Victoria Falls St

Zimbabwe Newspapers (1980) Limited, the media group that publishes The Herald and The Sunday Mail and operates Star FM and ZTN Prime, narrowed its loss for the period to ZWG36.1 million in the six mon

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