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NMB courts foreign investors

by Staff reporter

12 Apr 2016 at 10:36hrs | 2982 Views

Financial services group NMB Zimbabwe will this week play hosts to foreign investors who are expected to inject clo9se to $30 million in the company.

The group's Chief Financial Officer Benson Ndachena said the delegation of three Development Finance Institutions would be arriving today to assess NMBZ.

NMBZ, which has been at the forefront of seeking affordable loans from European countries, recently received a $10 million loan facility from private financier, Norsad Finance Limited.

Source - Daily News

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