Turkish company eyes investment opportunities in Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector

Methembe Thebe

A TURKISH agro-processing and manufacturing company specialising in plant equipment and agricultural machinery, Tugra Makina, is exploring investment opportunities in Zimbabwe.

The company’s interest in the country was sparked during the recently held Zimbabwe International Trade Fair (ZITF) 2025, where they met with government officials, local farmers and potential partners.

Tugra Makina representative, Mr Tanaka Matangandebvu, said the flagship premier trade showcase gave them an opportunity to identify investment opportunities.

“We had a wonderful time at the ZITF 2025 and the Diplomat Forum meeting. We found good opportunities for investment and believe there’s a healthy relationship between Zimbabwe and Turkey, with several companies already importing goods from Turkey and vice versa,” he said.

He said their company was impressed by Zimbabwe’s potential for agricultural growth and sees an opportunity to contribute to the sector’s development.

Mr Matangandebvu said their agricultural plants and machinery would create employment for people and improve agricultural output in Zimbabwe.

“The agricultural sector is crucial to Zimbabwe’s economy and as Tugra Makina we believe that mechanisation is essential for transforming local farmers and the economy. We strongly believe that advanced and mechanised agriculture will transform the country’s economic development,” he added.

To attract more Turkish investors, he said Zimbabwe could make headway by improving its economic policies, particularly in the banking sector, to create a more favourable investment climate.

 

Related Posts

Lupane District clinch Mat’North 2026 Provincial Police Sports Gala championship

Fairness Moyana in Hwange LUPANE district police have emerged overall champions of the 2026 Matabeleland North Provincial Police Sports (PROPOL) Gala after producing outstanding performances across several sporting disciplines during…

Bulawayo Sales manager fined, ordered to restitute employer US$5 034 over fake receipt

Danisa Masuku [email protected] A BULAWAYO sales manager who defrauded her employer of US$5 034 through a counterfeit receipt scheme involving mobile phone sales has been convicted and ordered to pay…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

×