Offers ranged from $85 to $92. All 714 bids from the small and medium enterprises sector were met in full while 384 bids in the main sector were allotted US$33.5 million instead of the US$35.8 million that they applied for.
The auction is now in its 15th month and has so far allotted US$2.04 billion.
Zimbabwe is now paying a third of its imports from the auction.
More than 5 000 companies and businesses had benefitted from the auction up to the end of August.
Here is the list of the 1 728 companies that have so far benefitted.
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