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From Zim dollars to US$: Edgars Stores delists from ZSE, set for VFEX debut

HARARE – The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) has announced the delisting of embattled leading clothing manufacturer and retailer Edgars Stores Limited effective today, March 27th, 2024. This move follows Edgars shareholder approval for delisting and subsequent listing on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) at an Extraordinary General Meeting held last Friday. This development marks a significant shift for Edgars, transitioning from the Zimbabwean dollar-denominated ZSE to the US dollar-denominated VFEX.

Edgars fined for disobeying RBZ order

Edgars Stores has been fined $100 000 and Kingdom Paints $4 800 for failing to comply with Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe disclosure orders seeking daily returns of cash sales and bank deposits over seven weeks.

Edgars seeks to raise ZWL$2,7 million

Clothing manufacturer and retailer, Edgars Stores Limited is seeking to raise ZWL$2,7 million through rights offer to support the group’s expansion programmes, enhance working capital and balance sheet.

Edgars finalises $1,5m deal

Edgars Stores (Edgars) says it has finalised its acquisition of intellectual property (IP) rights to Jet and Edgars trademarks and brands for the territory of Zimbabwe.

Edgars goes digital

By Dumisani Nsingo Listed leading clothing and merchandise retailer, Edgars Stores Limited’s shareholders have unanimously agreed to receive information pertaining to business operations through electronic communications, a situation which will see the company saving about $10 000 per year. Edgars Stores Limited passed a resolution to receive information about the company’s operations through electronic communication at […]

BCC disconnects defaulters

By Oliver Kazunga The Bulawayo City Council has embarked on a massive water disconnection exercise to force defaulting residents to settle their bills. In a statement, the Town Clerk, Mr Christopher Dube, said the municipality was disconnecting water supplies with immediate effect. He said the exercise was meant to encourage residents to make payment plans. […]

Clothing industry in trouble

By Lenin Ndebele Imagine the sight of Truworths Zimbabwe chief executive officer, Mr Bekithemba Ndebele, banging his head on a door, squeezing a stress ball or even shouting at his secretary for giving him tea with no sugar when it is what he ordered, that would make news for gossip. Let alone if he throws […]