Strategic pivot pays off as Zimplow returns to black, anchored by mining
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Credited to Nelson Gahadza · Senior Business Reporter
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The Herald reported that Zimplow Holdings returned to profitability for the five months ended 31 May 2026, posting a profit before tax of US$426,267 against a US$708,272 loss a year earlier — a swing of roughly US$1.13 million. Revenue grew 13% to US$14.26 million and gross margins rose to 27% from 24%. Acting chief executive Charles Chaibva credited stronger agricultural conditions, sustained gold-mining activity, growth in aftersales services and cost controls, noting the group closed the period with US$1.35 million in cash and an order book of close to US$10 million. The article also references a new US$3 million customer financing facility and the group's expansion into mining-related products.
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