News about Zimbabwe that you can use
Manufacturing concern Amalgamated Regional Trading (Art) has narrowed its after tax loss to $114 000 for the half-year to March from $1.1 million recorded last year on rising cost of sales despite a modest increase in revenue.
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Struggling ferrochrome producer Zimbabwe Alloys is close to sealing a deal with a consortium of local and a foreign investors who could inject over $50 million in the company.
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Atlas Mara, the London-listed financial services group founded by former Barclays Plc chief executive Bob Diamond and Ugandan billionaire Ashish Thakkar, today announced it had sold its 10 percent stake in emerging Zimbabwean private equity firm Brainworks Capital for $8.72 million.
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Cement maker Lafarge says a capital injection of $7 million in quarry rehabilitation and maintenance last year is starting to bear fruit, reducing production costs by $7 per tonne and offsetting the failure of the company’s export endeavours.
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Seed maker SeedCo has recorded an 11 percent decline in revenue to $95 million for the full-year to March 31 due to maize seed product shortages.
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China has become the top importer of Zimbabwe’s flue cured tobacco this year, overtaking Belgium after the European country increased excise duty on tobacco in its 2015 budget.
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The government has injected $30 million into state-owned Agricultural Bank of Zimbabwe (Agribank) ahead of this month’s deadline for financial institutions to meet minimum capital requirements, the bank said today while reporting a flat performance for the full year to December last year.
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President Robert Mugabe yesterday said Zimbabwe was not a signatory to the Rome Statute, which ushered the International Criminal Court, because “we won’t subject ourselves to justice outside our country’s borders”.
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