SecZim posts strong first-half surplus as it pushes capital markets reforms

HARARE, Jul. 15 (NewsDay Live) – The Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SecZim) posted a year-to-date surplus of ZWG15,66 million for the first half of 2026, far exceeding its budgeted surplus of ZWG1,1 million, as the regulator stepped up efforts to strengthen Zimbabwe’s capital markets and diversify its revenue base.

Speaking at the Commission’s eighth annual general meeting, SecZim said the improved performance reflected prudent financial management, although part of the surplus was supported by a government grant received during the period.

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