Shingai Mutasa commenced his career in commodity trading. He subsequently acquired a strategic stake in TA Holdings Limited, a diversified conglomerate which was then listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange, and later transformed into Masawara Plc.
John Moxon is a prominent businessman with interests in Zimbabwe’s retail, banking, insurance, properties and mining industries. He is mostly known for his position as the Executive Chairman of Meikles Limited, which is one of Zimbabwe’s most successful companies.
Muchadeyi Ashton Masunda is a businessman who has been at the helm of 11 different companies and is Independent Non-Executive Chairman of Bindura Nickel Corp. Ltd.
Todd Moyo currently holds the position of Non-Executive Chairman for National Foods Holdings Ltd, and Non-Executive Chairman at PPC Zimbabwe Ltd.
Kumbirai Katsande is a businessman who has been the head of 6 different companies. Currently, he holds the position of Independent Non-Executive Chairman at Nampak Zimbabwe Ltd, Independent Non-Executive Chairman at Lafarge Cement Zimbabwe Ltd, and Chairman of Old Mutual Zimbabwe Ltd.
Nigel Chanakira is an African economist, entrepreneur, banker, success coach, and philanthropist. He is currently Group Executive at fintech company Riskflow.
Located in the southern region of Africa, Zimbabwe is a country of remarkable diversity, rich cultural heritage, and a tumultuous history that has shaped its present. From its breathtaking landscapes to its resilient people, Zimbabwe is a nation with much to offer the world. In this article, we will explore the history, culture, economy, and natural beauty of this fascinating country.
The top 10 list of the largest companies in Zimbabwe is compiled and updated by the MarcoPolis research team, based on companies’ market capitalization, using data from the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and the Victoria Falls Securities Exchange (VFEX). The list is topped by Delta, Econet Wireless and Innscor Africa Limited.
Delta Corporation Limited is a Zimbabwean company that manufactures and markets a wide range of beverages. It operates in four main segments: non-alcoholic beverages, sparkling beverages, lager beers, and traditional beers.
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe stands as the second-largest entity in Zimbabwe’s business landscape. This telecommunications, media, and technology (TMT) company holds the title of Zimbabwe’s leading telecommunications service provider, offering core services such as voice, data, and SMS.
