Companies on the Zimbabwe stock markets feel good about making more money this year. They believe they can grow bigger as the country makes more money. These businesses trade on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange and Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. Both markets use US dollars for all trades. Many firms plan to spend less money running their businesses but make more cash from sales.
Masimba Holdings thinks the government will help make business better. They build things across the country. The group leader says they have many jobs lined up, mainly fixing roads. Money issues made me work hard last year. Not enough cash flowed through markets, which caused problems paying bills. The building company expects to earn more money and grow next year.
The government says Zimbabwe will grow six percent in 2025, a big jump from the two percent growth last year. Better crops from farms and more power from electric plants will help everyone. Professor Mthuli Ncube runs the money ministry. He thinks new mining of special metals will keep the country moving forward. The Zimbabwe Gold local money helps keep prices steady.
Innscor Africa makes more money when it sells many products. The big company needs to make many items to work well. It must control costs on materials and workers. The group did better this year than last year. Sales went up by eleven percent to $535 million US dollars. They ended with a $33 million profit and plenty of cash left over. Stock experts say Innscor keeps selling lots of food despite money troubles from the drought.
Rain has improved lately, which means people might buy more food soon. Innscor planted 6,700 football fields of corn this summer and plans another 6,700 fields of wheat this winter. The company builds new bread-making machines in Harare city and fixes up animal feed plants. Bosses want to make sure all new machines earn back what they cost by working super well.
Dairibord sold ten percent more milk products this year. Milk sales grew twenty percent because farmers supplied more raw milk. Their Chimombe, Steri, and Lacto brands won more customers. Food sales rose almost fifty percent. People bought more Yummy yogurt and ice cream. Having products on shelves helped them sell more Rabroy tomato sauce. Drinks only grew one percent because sugar taxes and other taxes hurt sales.
Most Dairibord sales are in US dollars. Sales outside Zimbabwe grew thirteen percent this year. The milk company helps small farmers who supply it with milk. It wants to sell more products in nearby countries. It makes some products in South Africa through partners. The company speeds up how fast it sells inventory to improve cash flow. It checks customers more carefully to avoid payment problems.
CBZ Bank says better rain will help farmers grow more crops next season. Mining companies and power plants will also make more money, helping many businesses do better. CBZ made strong profits this year. The bank earned 168 million Zimbabwe Gold after taxes. Having many different money services helps CBZ serve customers better and helps money flow through the entire country.
Business leaders want cheaper electricity for companies. High power bills hurt many firms across Zimbabwe. The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce also asks for lower bank transfer taxes. They say current rates cost businesses too much money. The group wants lower company taxes to help firms compete better. Mr. Tapiwa Karoro leads this business group. They push for changes to help companies grow faster.
Money expert Malone Gwadu believes companies must watch costs carefully, have fresh ideas, and change with market needs. These things help businesses last longer. The old ways of running companies may not work anymore. The market fights harder today. Smart companies find new products to sell. Some make their supplies instead of buying them. This turns old costs into new income for clever businesses.
Masimba Holdings thinks the government will help make business better. They build things across the country. The group leader says they have many jobs lined up, mainly fixing roads. Money issues made me work hard last year. Not enough cash flowed through markets, which caused problems paying bills. The building company expects to earn more money and grow next year.
The government says Zimbabwe will grow six percent in 2025, a big jump from the two percent growth last year. Better crops from farms and more power from electric plants will help everyone. Professor Mthuli Ncube runs the money ministry. He thinks new mining of special metals will keep the country moving forward. The Zimbabwe Gold local money helps keep prices steady.
Innscor Africa makes more money when it sells many products. The big company needs to make many items to work well. It must control costs on materials and workers. The group did better this year than last year. Sales went up by eleven percent to $535 million US dollars. They ended with a $33 million profit and plenty of cash left over. Stock experts say Innscor keeps selling lots of food despite money troubles from the drought.
Rain has improved lately, which means people might buy more food soon. Innscor planted 6,700 football fields of corn this summer and plans another 6,700 fields of wheat this winter. The company builds new bread-making machines in Harare city and fixes up animal feed plants. Bosses want to make sure all new machines earn back what they cost by working super well.
Dairibord sold ten percent more milk products this year. Milk sales grew twenty percent because farmers supplied more raw milk. Their Chimombe, Steri, and Lacto brands won more customers. Food sales rose almost fifty percent. People bought more Yummy yogurt and ice cream. Having products on shelves helped them sell more Rabroy tomato sauce. Drinks only grew one percent because sugar taxes and other taxes hurt sales.
Most Dairibord sales are in US dollars. Sales outside Zimbabwe grew thirteen percent this year. The milk company helps small farmers who supply it with milk. It wants to sell more products in nearby countries. It makes some products in South Africa through partners. The company speeds up how fast it sells inventory to improve cash flow. It checks customers more carefully to avoid payment problems.
CBZ Bank says better rain will help farmers grow more crops next season. Mining companies and power plants will also make more money, helping many businesses do better. CBZ made strong profits this year. The bank earned 168 million Zimbabwe Gold after taxes. Having many different money services helps CBZ serve customers better and helps money flow through the entire country.
Business leaders want cheaper electricity for companies. High power bills hurt many firms across Zimbabwe. The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce also asks for lower bank transfer taxes. They say current rates cost businesses too much money. The group wants lower company taxes to help firms compete better. Mr. Tapiwa Karoro leads this business group. They push for changes to help companies grow faster.
Money expert Malone Gwadu believes companies must watch costs carefully, have fresh ideas, and change with market needs. These things help businesses last longer. The old ways of running companies may not work anymore. The market fights harder today. Smart companies find new products to sell. Some make their supplies instead of buying them. This turns old costs into new income for clever businesses.
