Old Mutual lists on VFEX
Old Mutual has formally exited the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), clearing the final regulatory hurdle ahead of the resumption of trading on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) next week.
Old Mutual sets VFEX listing date
Old Mutual has confirmed that trading in its shares on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange will commence on 12 August, providing the final piece of detail in the financial services group’s long-awaited migration from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange.
Rising operating costs shrink margins for Zimbabwe firms, latest financials reveal
Mounting operating costs—driven by rising energy, fuel, and financing expenses—are eroding profit margins and weighing down expansion plans for most Zimbabwean firms, latest financial reports reveal.
TSL, First Mutual Properties exit ZSE amid growing undervaluation concerns
Agro-industrial group TSL Limited and real estate firm First Mutual Properties (FMP) have exited the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) effective Thursday, with both firms raising undervaluation concerns.
TSL shareholders approve ZSE exit ahead of VFEX migration
TSL Limited shareholders have overwhelmingly backed the company’s plan to delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and migrate to the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), clearing the final shareholder hurdle for a move the board says will better reflect the group’s predominantly United States dollar business.
ZSE partners INVESCI in SME capital promotion
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Limited (ZSE) has partnered INVESCI Asset Management (INVESCI) in the drive to promote the growth and development of Zimbabwe’s SME capital market ecosystem, as part of efforts towards deepening the country’s capital markets.
First Mutual Properties eyes ZSE exit
First Mutual Properties plans to voluntarily delist from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), marking a major shift for one of the country’s established property investment firms as it seeks greater flexibility outside public markets.
ZSE Holdings posts strong Q1 2026 performance, revenue up 21pct
ZSE Holdings Limited has reported a solid performance for the quarter ended 31 March 2026, with revenue surging 21 percent to US$2.205 million, buoyed by increased activity on the equities markets.
Property fund Revitus bets on Harare’s moribund CBD revival
Suburban office and retail properties performed well, while CBDs in Harare and Bulawayo faced persistently high vacancies.
Billionaire Masiyiwa’s Econet lifts US$-denominated VFEX past 132-year-old ZSE
The listing of Econet Infraco pushed the US dollar-denominated VFEX past the 132-year-old Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) in total market value.