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24/04/2026

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08/04/2026

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19/01/2026

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12/01/2026

08/01/2026

Milestone: USD 1 Billion Market Capitalisation

After nearly 30 years on the LuSE, Zambia Sugar has reached a market capitalisation of roughly USD 1 billion: with its equity valued at about ZMW 21.2 billion at the start of 2026.

This milestone reflects not just strong share price performance, but also broader investor confidence and foreign exchange movement, pushing the ZMW-denominated value into a new international scale.
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08/01/2026

Zambia Sugar Plc traces its origins to 1964, when it was established as a sugar estate in Mazabuka. Over time, the company evolved from a primarily agricultural operation into an integrated sugar producer, developing large-scale milling, refining and distribution capabilities. Today, it is Zambia’s largest sugar manufacturer and one of the largest single-mill sugar producers on the African continent, supplying both domestic and regional markets.
In the mid-1990s, as part of Zambia’s wider economic liberalisation and privatisation programme, Zambia Sugar transitioned into a publicly traded company. It was officially listed on the Lusaka Securities Exchange in 1996, giving local and institutional investors access to the business and anchoring it as one of the exchange’s long-standing blue-chip stocks. Since listing, the company has steadily expanded capacity, improved operational efficiency and diversified its product portfolio while maintaining a dominant position in the local sugar industry.
Nearly three decades after joining the LuSE, Zambia Sugar has reached a major valuation milestone, with its market capitalisation rising to approximately USD 1 billion, based on@ an equity value of about ZMW 21.21 billion. The achievement reflects the long-term nature of value creation in capital markets, shaped by sustained operations, investor confidence and supportive macroeconomic conditions, including recent foreign exchange movements. Reaching this scale places Zambia Sugar among a rare group of billion-dollar companies on the LuSE and marks a significant moment for both the company and Zambia’s equity market as a whole.

31/12/2025

Leox Inclusion celebrates a Happy New Year 2025

29/12/2025

Are your inclusivity efforts passive or purposeful? Ask yourself these five questions...

1️⃣ Are your teams empowered to show up in their day-to-day work with an inclusive mindset?

2️⃣ Do you audit your brand experience to identify underserved, unmet needs and barriers to access?

3️⃣ Are you including and co-creating with diverse perspectives and lived experience through insight, design and innovation processes?

4️⃣ Do you have a clear understanding of what inclusivity means within the context of your brand purpose and strategy?

5️⃣ Are you telling meaningful stories through communications that represent how your brand is tangibly benefitting historically marginalized groups?

30/10/2025

$5,000,000,000,000. (That’s a lot of zeros.)
After sitting just 3% away from the $5 trillion mark at close yesterday, shares of Nvidia popped 3.4% at the opening bell to solidify the GPU giant’s place at the top of the heap.
The strong start to the session made it the first company in history to hit a market cap of $5 trillion, and further distanced itself from the measly $4 trillion club. Shares finished the day up 2.99%, making sure Nvidia could also claim the title of first company to close with a $5 trillion valuation.
It’s been a remarkable run for Jensen Huang and Co. Just 28 months ago, the company’s market cap sat below $1 trillion. Since then, the AI hype has rocketed the stock higher and higher. For perspective, the second-most valuable company in the world, Microsoft, took 22 months to raise its market cap from $3 trillion to $4 trillion. Nvidia, meanwhile, went from $4 trillion to $5 trillion in just three months.
Even with the blistering pace of its gains over the past two years, Nvidia can thank the partnership parade it revealed at its GTC event yesterday for the final push across the finish line.

30/10/2025

Nvidia on Wednesday became the first company in history to be valued at $5 trillion, the latest milestone by the artificial intelligence giant as shares have grown exponentially over the last decade.
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