Bata Shoe Company

Gweru, one of Zimbabwe’s heavy industrial hubs continues with its tailspin after the Bata Shoe Company retrenched 106 workers this past week on Monday. Except for Bata, most of Gweru’s industrial area is now a ghost town with large…
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Gweru-based shoe manufacturer Bata Shoe Company has said that its ability to maintain a huge workforce is being threatened by the devastating impact of Covid-19.
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The country’s biggest shoe manufacturer Bata Shoe Company says it has increased its workforce by 800 following its reintroduction of Sandak and Pata Pata brands onto the market.The production of the two popular brands was halted in 2008 due…
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Gweru based footwear manufacturer Bata Shoe Company is set to open six new retail outlets and refurbish 16 existing shops this year.
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Gweru-based shoe manufacturer, Bata Shoe Company, has invested over $500 000 in machinery and equipment for the setting up of a gumboot manufacturing plant.
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Shoe manufacturer Bata Shoe Company has embarked on an expansion drive across Zimbabwe where it is opening new retail outlets and upgrading existing stores as it seeks to reclaim its market share.
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By Lovemore Zigara Zimbabwe's largest shoe manufacturer, Bata Shoe Company has been forced to import textile from Kenya as the local textile sector remains subdued. A poor cotton season which saw the country managing to harvest…
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The country’s largest leather shoe manufacturer, Bata Shoe Company, on Friday offloaded close to 150 employees most of whom had served for close to half a century after taking advantage of the recent Supreme Court ruling that allows…
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GWERU City Council employees have for the second time in a month gone on strike after management failed to pay them their February salaries last Thursday.
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HARARE - Zimbabwe Bata Shoe Company Limited (Bata) has lost a Supreme Court appeal in which it was seeking to get reprieve against increasing its employees’ salaries.
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