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Aldes Bulawayo & Aldes Harare- Zimbabwe Franchise
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Opportunities - Zimbabwe
& The Way Forward
Zimbabwe
is on the mend although there are a few issues to work through, for the
discerning investor/entrepreneur this may be the right time to invest.
KEY FACTS
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The
country is in its 11th month of a
Rand/US$ based economy having adopted a
multi currency system in February 2009.
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Zimbabwe
has signed a Bi-Lateral Property
Protection Agreement (BIPPA) with South
Africa, so all SA investors have
"special protection" under this
agreement.
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Many of
the big South African companies, banks
and mining houses are already in
Zimbabwe and are planning to spend more
money in development, expansion and
exploration.
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IDC and
DBSA are being incentivised to give
loans to Zimbabwean based companies and
for Zimbabwean based transactions. (±
US$5m per deal). Which makes expansion
into Zimbabwe for an SA based company
much more lucrative and easier.
OPPORTUNITIES
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There are several companies requiring
partners...majority and minority stake options available for decent
business with potential but need working capital or raw materials.
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There is a hardware-retail chain (with
20-40 stores) country wide interested in establishing a consignment
or agent relationship with an SA company in hardware and electricals
etc. Bank Guarantees with Barclays, Standard Chartered and MBCA
(affiliated to Nedbank) are possible.
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We also have a company making foam
rubber mattresses and bedding wanting to tie up marketing alliances
in South Africa and Namibia.
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There is also a company in pottery and
crockery requiring marketing and distribution alliances in SA and
Namibia
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Titus Ncube - A Chartered Secretary (CIS) with a combined hands-on
corporate management, business development and entrepreneurship history
totaling over 20 years. He worked for blue chip companies at senior
managerial levels and then ventured into private business His last
corporate position was Company Secretary and Group Accountant of
trans-national operations of a listed conglomerate. He is an avid
entrepreneur, deal maker and business developer with business contacts
across the SADC region.
Contact
Titus Cell 1: 00 263 912 755 755 Cell 2: 00 27 82
062 2660 Email:
titus@telkomsa.net
Aldes Bulawayo
- 10 Bunthorne Crescent, Kumalo, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
-Tel: +2639231093-5 Fax: +2639231093
Aldes Harare
- 191 Baines Avenue/Cnr. 10th Street, Avenues, Harare,
Zimbabwe - Tel: +2634708358 Fax: +2634708358
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Busisa Moyo
is a dynamic business executive-turned-entrepreneur who prior to
founding Moyo Africa Corporate Finance was the Managing Director of
United Refineries Limited the second largest cooking oil manufacturer is
Zimbabwe. He was the Senior Manager responsible for investments and
Monitoring at TA Holdings Limited a company listed on the Zimbabwe Stock
Exchange. At TA Holdings he was in charge of the Corporate Finance and
Investments Division which included listings, financial re-engineering,
business acquisitions, company disposals and deal structuring in the
hotels, manufacturing and insurance sector. He has worked on assignments
in Botswana, Zambia and Uganda and so bring a wealth of networks in the
region.
Busisa
holds a Bachelor of Accounting Science Degree (BCompt) from the
University of South Africa and completed his Articles with Deloitte and
Touché in 1999. He holds a Global Executive MBA from IESE Business
School (Spain) and has also attended executive education on mergers and
acquisitions at the University Of Chicago Graduate School Of Business
(Chicago - USA).
Contact Busisa - Cell 1: 00 263 912 410 587 -
Cell 2: 00 263 11 201 257 - Email:
busisa@moyoafricacorp.com
Aldes Bulawayo - 10 Bunthorne Crescent, Kumalo,
Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Tel: +2639231093-5 Fax:
+2639231093
Aldes Harare - 191 Baines Avenue/Cnr. 10th
Street, Avenues, Harare, Zimbabwe.Tel:
+2634708358 Fax: +2634708358
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