FIRST Mutual Holdings (FML) says its inflation-adjusted insurance contract revenue (ICR) rose 103 percent to $414 billion in the nine months ended September 30, 2023.
finance
-
-
Top Stories
‘Businesses should adopt robust transfer pricing protocol’
by Almot Maqolo, Staff Writer 0 minutes readEXPERTS say businesses can demonstrate their commitment to ethical business practices and reduce the risk of facing tax audits by investing in robust transfer pricing documentation.Advertisements
-
National Report
FM Properties’ Arundel project nears completion
by Almot Maqolo, Staff Writer 0 minutes readFIRST Mutual Properties (FMP) says its Arundel Office Park project is now 75 percent complete and will be commissioned within four months.Advertisements
-
Companies & Markets
Simbisa’s cooking oil consumption drops
by Almot Maqolo, Staff Writer 0 minutes readSIMBISA Brands (Simbisa)’s cooking oil consumption declined to 2,61 million litres during the year ended June 30, 2023, compared to 2,86 million litres in the comparable period.Advertisements
-
Companies & Markets
Buoyant consumer spending spurs Delta
by Farai Mabeza, Senior Staff Writer 0 minutes readDELTA Corporation (Delta) says consumer spending has continued to be buoyant, driven by stable US dollar pricing, improvements in wages and salaries across various sectors, and election related spending.Advertisements
-
AXIA Corporation (Axia) says it is exploring solar energy to power its operations amid high electricity costs.Advertisements
-
COMPANIES listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) and the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) will, starting in January, be required to report on sustainability issues as part of their …
-
Companies & Markets
Fintech business continues to drive Ecocash’s revenue
by Mishma Chakanyuka, Staff Writer 0 minutes readECOCASH Holdings (EcoCash) recorded a 40 percent surge in revenue to $218 billion for the year ended August 31, 2023, compared to $155 billion in the prior period, as the …
-
BUSINESS has continued to lobby the government to repeal a law that requires a quarter of all export earnings to be converted to domestic currency.Advertisements
-
Columns & CommentLegal Matters
LEGAL MATTERS: Differences between arbitration and litigation
by Hilary Muzaby Hilary Muza 0 minutes readArbitration is the out-of-court resolution of a dispute between two business parties by an unbiased third party, the arbitrator. Arbitration may appear to the uninitiated as the less appealing relative …