The country, however, paid out a total of US$595.4 million last month with US$501.5 million coming from foreign currency accounts and only US$17.3 million from the interbank market.
FCAs accounted for 87% of the US$1.4 billion paid out in the first two months of this year. The auction provided 10% and the interbank market 3%.
Blue Ribbon and Varun Beverages were once against the top beneficiaries.
Four companies that were in the top 10 in January moved out. These were: Windmill, Cangrow, Parrogate and Sateware Technologies.
Those that joined the top 10 in February were: Olivine, Makomo Engineering, Dairibord and Mega Market.
Below is the list of the 945 companies that benefited:
(338 VIEWS)
This post was last modified on March 16, 2023 9:31 am
A friend who knows about my legal battle with Zimbabwe’s richest man, Strive Masiyiwa, way…
Britain says amendment of the Zimbabwe constitution is a sovereign, legislative matter for Zimbabwe to…
It is now 47 years since I wrote the short story below for a South…
Zimbabwe has released its 2026 monetary policy statement in which it seeks to stabilise its…
Far from it, on paper that is. Ignatius Chombo was one of the longest serving…
Zimbabwe on Thursday announced a ZiG290.9 billion budget with revenue expected to be ZiG287.6 billion,…