ZIMBABWE’s premier trading event the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair is once again upon us and focus will be on Bulawayo which is the host city.
This year’s ZITF will run from 26-30 April under the theme, “Innovate-Integrate-Industrialise”.
Every year the event presents opportunities for investors and the business community in general to cultivate links that help in boosting their fortunes.
Meanwhile, the Industrial index gained a further 0.19 points (0,19 percent) to close at 97.80 points.
Econet added $0,0057 to trade at $0,2500, Delta rose by $0,0025 to $0,5650 and OK Zimbabwe increased by $0,0017 to settle at $0,0367.
FBC Holdings went up by a marginal $0,0004 to close at $0,0604.
However, BAT shed $0,0480 to trade at $10,7500 and Hippo eased $0,0191 to $0,2509. Other losses were in Padenga which lost $0,0009 to close at $0,0701, Innscor retreated $0,0003 to $0,1870 while Pearl Properties inched down $0,0001 to close at $0,0220.
The Mining index was flat at 19.53 points.
Bindura, Falgold, Hwange and Rio Zim maintained previous price levels at $0,0100, $0,0050, $0,0300 and $0,1040 respectively.




