A further 84 bids were disqualified.
The local currency averaged 85.7467 against last week’s 85.7286.
Offers widened from 82-91 last week to 82-92 today.
Zimbabwe has so far disbursed US$1.8 billion through the auction which was launched on 23 June last year.
More than 4 500 had benefitted from the auction up to the end of July with 70% of the funds going to the productive sector. Raw materials accounted for 41% of the funds.
Here are the 4 519 companies that got funds from the auction up to the end of July.
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