Masimba Holdings expects growth in 2026 with mining, infrastructure boost

Masimba Holdings Limited projects continued profitability through 2026, driven by expanding mining sector activity and government infrastructure spending following a strong third quarter performance. The company reported September quarter revenues of $16.6 million, representing 16 percent annual growth after intensified business development efforts compensated for weather-related first quarter challenges. Net profit reached $5.7 million, down 7 percent year over year but marking a significant improvement from the 20 percent decline recorded at midyear.

The Zimbabwean firm maintained operational stability amid tight monetary policy and average monthly inflation of 1.4 percent through September 2025. Liquidity strengthened during the period, with the current ratio improving to 1.37 from 1.23 previously through disciplined capital management and diversified revenue sources across public and private sector clients. Management expects sustained macroeconomic stability through year-end, supported by projected 6.5 percent GDP growth from mining sector recovery.