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Cafca profitability under threat from increased competition

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By Ruth Maseko 23h ago

Cafca profitability under threat from increased competition

Cafca sees 29% increase in Q1 revenue, bemoans policy changes

In its trading update for its first quarter ended December 31, 2024, Cafca said the period saw industry and commerce adjusting to various changes.

By Blessed Ndlovu Mar. 13, 2025

Cafca sees 29% increase in Q1 revenue, bemoans policy changes

Cable demand strong: Cafca

The company continued to hedge against inflation by having adequate stocking of finished goods.

By Staff Writer May. 24, 2024

Cafca swims in cash

Cafca said operating profit in inflation adjusted figures was 16% above last period which was less than turnover increase.

By Tatira Zwinoira May. 20, 2024

Cafca sees 3% decline in sales volumes in Q1

Established in 1947, Cafca is a subsidiary of the South African cable manufacturer, CBi Electric African Cables (South Africa). Cafca is listed on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange.

By Tafadzwa Mhlanga Feb. 13, 2024

Cafca sees 3% decline in sales volumes in Q1

Cafca hunts for CEO

According to Cafca’s 2023 abridged report, the group fulfilled all orders in the year, thanks to its finished goods stock holding and short production lead times

By Business Reporter Jan. 15, 2024

Cafca records 444% increase in income

Cafca saw a 455% increase in profit after tax to $4,9 billion, in line with the turnover increase.

By Rugare Mubika May. 15, 2023

Cafca export volumes fall

Cafca has three months of sales cover in finished goods stock, giving it the ability to meet the 1 400 stocklines the market requires in relation to its weekly production target of 16 line items.

By Freeman Makopa Feb. 24, 2023

Cafca doubles output after economic rebound

However, the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed Cafca said in its 2021 annual report that foreign currency shortages confronting the economy delayed the firm’s expansion plans.

By The Southern Eye Jan. 23, 2022