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Unifreight to leave Zimbabwe Stock Exchange for Victoria Falls

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Unifreight Africa has decided to leave the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange and join the US dollar-denominated Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. The transport and logistics group aims to benefit from a market considered more stable and from tax incentives, according to the Financial Gazette, quoted by Fingaz.

Unifreight Africa, a Zimbabwean transport and logistics group, has decided to leave the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange and join the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX), a US dollar-denominated market, Fingaz reports. The move is intended to help the company seek more stable returns for investors and benefit from tax incentives.

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