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NMB sheds over US$10m in legacy blocked funds liability

According to NMBZ, the Finance Ministry subsequently approved the legacy debt and issued TBs worth US$1,4 million in favour of the development finance institution.
By Tatira Zwinoira May. 29, 2026

EFC Zambia lifts NMBZ Q1 income 59%

Net loans and advances grew 27% to US$198,2 million, while customer deposits rose 19% to US$154,6 million, reflecting improved balance sheet expansion and customer mobilisation.
By Tatira Zwinoira May. 18, 2026

NMBZ outlines capital strategy, eyes share repurchase

NMBZ Holdings Limited will seek shareholder approval for a share buyback programme of up to 10% of its issued shares through a special resolution at its 31st annual general meeting
By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 14, 2026

NMBZ balance sheet strengthens on credit lines in FY25

NMBZ’s lines of credit were mostly deployed to exporters in various sectors of the economy.
By Tatira Zwinoira Apr. 2, 2026

Market Pulse: NMBZ bets on fees and commissions

NMBZ’s net cash position, however, was slightly weaker because of net outflows from operating, financing, and investing activities. No interim dividend was declared.
By Morgan & Co Sep. 19, 2025

NMBZ finalises US$70m external credit lines

NMBZ Holdings is finalising external lines of credit worth US$70 million as the stock exchange-listed entity moves to fuel productive-sector lending.
By Blessed Ndlovu May. 19, 2025

NMBZ turns to Rabobank for agric financing

Zimbabwe is becoming increasingly exposed to climate risks with the country recording one of its worst droughts in 40 years during the  2023/24 agricultural season.
By Ashton Ndakusiya Nov. 19, 2024

Mixed views over 2024 prospects

In the first quarter, businesses observed authorities making several significant modifications to fiscal policy.
By Melody Chikono May. 24, 2024

NMB in debt finance talks

NMB chief executive officer Gerald Gore said total assets closed the period at ZW$1,03 trillion, driven by revaluation gains and foreign exchange gains.
By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Sep. 8, 2023