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Merger talks between Zimbabwe’s largest dairy processors Dairibord, Dendairy collapse

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ZIMBABWE – A multi-million-dollar historic merger between Zimbabwe’s largest and second largest milk processor by market share, Dairibord Holdings Limited and Dendairy, has been kicked to the curb. The planned transaction, according to NewsDay was first announced in July 2020 with DHL seeking to leverage on Dendairy’s strategic investments into production of dairy products and its access to the regional market. According to reports, in 2018, Dendairy started a project to expand operations at its Kwekwe plant, which would have seen the firm adding three new packaging lines to increase…

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Dairibord eyes bigger dairy market share in Zimbabwe as its Dendairy bid rolls on

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ZIMBABWE – Dairibord Holdings Limited (DHL) is still in pursuit of acquiring and merging with fellow Zambian dairy firm Dendairy Private Limited, with the former issuing its 10th cautionary statement indicating that discussions were still ongoing. The planned transaction, according to NewsDay was first announced in July 2020 with DHL seeking to leverage on Dendairy’s strategic investments into production of dairy products and its access to the regional market. “Shareholders are advised that Dairibord Holdings Limited is still in discussion with an unlisted entity Dendairy (Pvt) Ltd for a merger…

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Zimbabwe’s dairy producer Dendairy set to expand production

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ZIMBABWE –  Dendairy Limited, dairy producer in Zimbabwe is set to commission three new packaging lines as part of its ongoing expansion drive as it seeks to boost its production capacity, reports The Herald. The dairy producer aims at increasing its production capacity from the current 4.6 million litres to about 8 million litres per month. Additionally, as part of Dandairy’s expansion programme, the company has embarked on refurbishment of existing sterilising and pasteurising plants, construction of a new office block and expansion of cold and incubation rooms. Mr Darryl…

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