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Intellego backs FMHL’s US$11,9m FMP buyout

In a circular issued to shareholders this week, FMP said it intended to delist from the ZSE as part of a strategic shift towards operating as a privately-held entity.

By Concilia Mupezeni May. 15, 2026

Intellego backs FMHL’s US$11,9m FMP buyout

Zim’s equities markets monthly review for April

Zimbabwe’s equity markets delivered mixed performance in April, with trading activity and market capitalisation heavily influenced by major corporate actions, particularly Econet Wireless Zimbabwe

By Kudakwashe Taimo May. 15, 2026

Zim’s equities markets monthly review for April

Innscor bet lifts Tanganda by US$42,4m

In the first 12 days of May, Tanganda’s market capitalisation on the ZSE grew further to reach US$55,08 million, adding another US$15,48 million.

By Blessed Ndlovu May. 14, 2026

The hollowing of 44 Wall Avenue: ZSE’s identity crisis in a post-Econet era

When the telecommunications giant officially delisted on March 31, it didn't just walk out the door, it took approximately 35% of the exchange’s market capitalization with it.

By Valentine Maya May. 11, 2026

The hollowing of 44 Wall Avenue: ZSE’s identity crisis in a post-Econet era

ZSE set for softer trading as Econet exit dampens activity

ZSE market capitalisation declined by 23,57% in April to ZiG81,38 billion after Econet’s exit, which removed an estimated ZiG30,54 billion (US$1,2 billion) from the bourse.

By Tatira Zwinoira May. 11, 2026

ZSE set for softer trading as Econet exit dampens activity

Stock market slips, but not everyone’s crying

THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) had a rough April in ZiG terms, with market capitalisation sliding by 23,57% to ZiG81,38 billion, largely after heavyweight counter Econet walked out of the bourse.

By Business Reporter May. 7, 2026

Stock market slips, but not everyone’s crying

The Great Trek: Why Zimbabwe's best companies are leaving their own stock exchange

That figure is not ambiguous. It is not a divided verdict. It is the judgment of the company's own shareholders, independently expressed, that the ZSE could no longer price their investment fairly.

By Valentine Muhamba Apr. 28, 2026