Diversified fintech giant
Although attendance at this year's edition of the ZITF is somewhat subdued due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the attendant restrictive measures, EcoCash Holdings Zimbabwe decided to bet on the country's premier business exhibition to showcase the group's products and services.
The listed fintech and digital group's business assets comprise mobile money, digital banking, payment services, international remittances, insurance, agritech, edtech, waste management, ride- hailing, logistics and e-commerce, among others.
"We are committed to showcasing what our businesses have to offer -- the latest technology and state-of-the-art services and products we have deployed in the market -- and the Trade Fair provides us with an ideal opportunity and platform to do so.
"Our presence here allows us to interact with our customers and to strengthen our growing commercial relationships with various business partners and stakeholders, as well as forge new, mutually beneficial partnerships,"
He added that the ZITF 2021 theme "Showcasing the New Normal For Business and Industry: Realities and Opportunities" appropriately fitted in with
The group is showcasing all its business portfolios and brands, in a strong show of confidence in its own innovative capabilities and resilience, and in the prospects that are inherent in the market it operates in.
The group's Moovah short-term insurance unit, offering cover for vehicles, property, household contents, personal effects and other assets is also on exhibition, along with the country's fastest growing ride-hailing, logistics, agritech and smart security service provider, VAYA, are among the brands on show at EcoCash's Holding's stand.
The group announced in early August that it was changing its name from
It is now awaiting shareholder approval of the name change at an imminent Annual General Meeting, having already obtained key approvals from its board and relevant regulators.
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