The Bakery Division experienced a marginal drop in comparison to the comparative quarter. This was propelled by the Russia-Ukraine war which made global wheat prices surge. Recently prices of wheat ha

Innscor’s decision to migrate from the ZSE to the VFEX is a significant move that will have far-reaching implications for the company, the ZSE, and the VFEX. In this analysis, we will explore the impl

Delta's Revenue soared by 164% to ZWL1.9 trillion in HY'24 Nyathi Beer opaque beer production at 30 000 hectolitres against Delta's 350 000 hectolitres Innscor possesses the firepower to rival Delta's

Largest foods processor, Innscor Africa Limited has posted a solid Q1 performance for the period to 30 September 2024. This performance which saw over 90% of its units on the upward trend, sustain gro

Innscor Africa, the largest food processor in Zimbabwe, through its agricultural unit PHI, has made a significant investment of US$10.4 million for the 2024/25 summer cropping season. The primary aim

Innscor, a leading Zimbabwean conglomerate, has reported a 12% increase in revenue to US$535.8 million for the six months ended 31 December 2024 according to the latest financial report from the group

Innscor, Zimbabwe’s largest food processor, has etched its name in history as the first company in the nation to surpass US$1 billion in revenue twice, achieving this feat in 2014 with US$1.04 billion

Simbisa Brands Limited, the quick-service restaurant (QSR) giant listed on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange, has embarked on a sweeping decentralisation of its operations, effective 1 July 2025, acco

Delta Corporation Limited, Zimbabwe’s largest beverages manufacturer, has crossed the half-billion-dollar revenue mark in the first half of FY2026, recording US$514.2 million for the six months to Sep

n the resilient yet turbulent landscape of Zimbabwe's economy, few companies embody the nation's unyielding spirit quite like Delta Corporation Limited. As the blue-chip behemoth of the Zimbabwe Stock

Tanganda Tea Company Limited has secured shareholder approval to raise US$8 million through a renounceable rights offer, a capital injection expected to stabilise the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange-listed  d

Tigere's entire portfolio operates on US dollar leases, which insulates its rental income from local currency fluctuation and provides investors with predictable returns. For the 2025 financial year,

Yet beneath the earnings pressure, the cash story reads differently. Free cash flow is expected to surge between 118% and 128% to between BWP 116 million and BWP 121 million, up from BWP 53 million in