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FBC Holdings merges bank, building society

This follows the Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion ministry’s approval of the merger last month.

By Staff Reporter 19h ago

FBC Holdings merges bank, building society.

He assured stakeholders that customers’ deposits, accounts and contractual obligations remained safe, intact and fully accessible.

By Staff Reporter 19h ago

Econet opens ZSE talks ahead of proposed delisting

The regulator had reported that Econet continued to demonstrate solid momentum on mobile subscriptions during the quarter, with a 0,19-percentage point increase in its market share.

By Ruth Maseko Jan. 8, 2026

Econet opens ZSE talks ahead of proposed delisting

Total funds under management rise 9,59% to ZiG90,6bn

The capital markets regulator noted that the stability of the local currency signals policy consistency, reassuring investors of a more predictable policy environment.

By Business Reporter Dec. 22, 2025

Total funds under management rise 9,59% to ZiG90,6bn

Dollar-indexed VFEX gears for growth

He said VFEX was building a robust, transparent platform designed to safeguard investments, improve liquidity, and offer diverse avenues for capital deployment.

By Tatira Zwinoira Dec. 21, 2025

Why Econet Wireless is switching to VFEX

Econet dominates Zimbabwe’s mobile market, with 88% of voice traffic, 82% of data usage and 73% of all subscribers. It has built the largest portfolio of telecoms assets.

By Newzwire Dec. 18, 2025

Why Econet Wireless is switching to VFEX

Econet exit to wipe US$700m off ZSE

The transaction needs approval of shareholders at a yet-to-be-set date.

By Tatira Zwinoira Dec. 17, 2025

Econet to spin off infrastructure unit, delist from ZSE

A shareholder meeting to consider the proposal is scheduled for January 2026.

By Gary Gerald Mtombeni Dec. 16, 2025

Econet to spin off infrastructure unit, delist from ZSE

‘VAT increase threatens capital market recovery’

In another key development for the capital markets, Statutory Instrument 110 of 2024 had set the Capital Gains Withholding Tax (CGWT) on listed marketable securities at 2%.

By Ruth Maseko Dec. 12, 2025