
By Kudzai Kuwaza THE Zimbabwe Stock Exchange chief executive Justin Bgoni has revealed that there is a now a plan to solve the conundrum of the suspended Old Mutual and PPC counters from the local bourse.
Responding to a question over the suspended counters at the inaugural Investment Forum held by the Zimbabwe Independent and Piggy Bank Advisors, Bgoni said the bourse has held meetings and have come with a plan which they will announce within the next two months.
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“We have been working with the regulator the Securities and Exchange Commission and we have a way forward. We hope that we will be able to reveal it in a month or two,” Bgoni said.
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The suspension of the counters has resulted in the prejudicing of thousands of shareholders.
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