Bulls n Bears Investors Notebook : 11 November 2024
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Bulls n Bears Investors Notebook : 11 November 2024
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Bulls ‘n Bears Investors Diary: Today’s Events
Government targets 2 100MW renewable energy by 2030
GOVERNMENT has said its Renewable Energy Policy, which targets 1 100 megawatts by 2025 and 2 100MW by 2030 from renewable energy and bio-fuels (ethanol and biodiesel) by 2030 would … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
CBZ gets extension to finalise mandatory offer for First Mutual
CBZ Holdings has been given an extension until November 30 to proceed with a mandatory offer to the remaining shareholders of First Mutual Holdings Limited (FMHL), as the Competition and … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Customs meeting urges enhanced co-operation for regional development
THE recent World Customs Organisation East and Southern Africa (WCO-ESA) 40th regional steering group meeting held in Victoria Falls has amplified calls for members to contribute towards attainment of national … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
‘Infrastructure gaps limit access to markets’
INADEQUATE infrastructure development is limiting citizens’ access to markets, livelihood opportunities, and essential services, Transport and Infrastructure Development Minister Felix Mhona has said. In a speech read on his behalf … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Trump Presidency to hurt Zim’s trade, investments: FBC
Trump made a political comeback by beating Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris for the keys to White House. The Republican Party seized control of the Senate and are on course … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Fresh setback to Tongaat, Vision debt-to-asset swap deal
SOUTH African agriculture and agri-processing firm, Tongaat Hulett Limited’s, debt-to-asset swap deal with the Vision Group has been challenged by a failed bidder over alleged irregularities, throwing into disarray the … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Mixed half year performance for Edgars amid economic challenges
Edgars Stores Limited, a leading retailer in Zimbabwe, has announced mixed financial results for the 26 weeks ended July 7, 2024. Operating in a challenging economic environment, the company saw … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
UK firm’s Zim lithium project stalled by funding
PREMIER African Minerals says operations at its Zulu Lithium and Tantalum project in Insiza, Matabeleland South Province remain suspended as the company continues to navigate financial and operational challenges.The London-listed … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Inside PnP’s plan to double subsidiary in 5 years
Pick n Pay’s Boxer subsidiary, which will list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) before the end of 2024, has an ambitious plan to double its turnover within five years.In … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Delta revenue surges 11pc in half year period
DELTA Corporation recorded an 11 percent increase in revenue in the half year to September 2024 to S$389,1 million, largely driven by sparking beverages and lager beers, which grew by … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Cotton companies pay farmers top-ups
Cotton companies are offering farmers top-up payments for higher-grade cotton delivered last season as input distribution ramps up.Last year’s El Niño-induced drought severely impacted crop production, including cotton, which plummeted … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Delta pays US$20m sugar tax in 9 months
DELTA Corporation Limited has paid US$20 million in sugar tax since February, which has made the beverages firm uncompetitive regionally, executives said this week. The sugar tax came into effect … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
‘Zim economy among the least free globally’
THE Fraser Institute Economic Freedom of the World director Fred McMahon says Zimbabwe’s economy ranks among the least free globally, based on findings in its newly-launched Economic Freedom Country Audit, … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
CBZ asset base rises 71% in Q3
In a trading update for the nine months ended September 30, 2024, CBZ recorded a profit after tax of ZiG1,01 billion and total income of ZiG2,68 billion.FINANCIAL giant CBZ Holdings … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
Diamond workers launch strategic plan
THE Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union (ZDAMWU) has implemented an action and strategic plan focused on workers’ rights and industry growth. Zimbabwe is a mineral-rich country with over … <https://t.co/ozqqmLDDTF> Read more »
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