Simbisa, led by Zimbabwean businessman Addington Chinake, reports $157.5 million revenue
Simbisa Brands’ H1 2025 revenue rose 7% to $157.5 million, but profits fell 10.7% as rising costs in Zimbabwe and Kenya squeezed margins
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Simbisa Brands’ H1 2025 revenue rose 7% to $157.5 million, but profits fell 10.7% as rising costs in Zimbabwe and Kenya squeezed margins
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