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While everyone else ran with the headlines of $1 billion in cement, power station, industrial complex, fuel pipeline and job creation, news experts on the DSE News Network focused and agreed that the real newsmaker is Bard Santner.
On the face of it: Bard Santner is a prominent financial intermediary, with expertise that spans across multiple spheres, focusing on asset management, corporate finance, and wealth management services.
The Harare company meets the needs of a wide-ranging clientele, serving individuals, businesses, and institutional investors alike with a team of seasoned professionals combines industry expertise with a client-centric approach, ensuring that every financial solution is meticulously crafted to address clients’ objectives and aspirations.
This week all the headlines in Zimbabwe were all about how Bard Santner pulled off the biggest investment news in Zimbabwe – as Nigeria’s Aliko Dangote signed a package of $1 billion investments in Zimbabwe.
Bard Santner Markets Incorporated (Private) Limited is licenced and regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SECZIM) as a Securities Investment Advisory Company in terms of the Securities and Exchange Act [Chapter 24:25].
Registration number SECZ4564V.
Bard Santner Investors (Private) Limited is licensed and regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe (SECZIM) as an Asset Management Company in terms of the Asset Management Act [Chapter 24:26].
Registration number SECZ3429A.
Tilltrade Xchange (Private) Limited is licensed and regulated by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe as an Authorised Dealer with Limited Authority in Tier Three to undertake; Buying and Selling of foreign currency in terms of Exchange Control Act [Chapter 22:05].
Almost in one sentence Bard Santner is an Asset Management, Corporate Finance, Wealth Management, Treasury Management, Remittances outfit, TX Money Transfer, and Rajaton Remit.
Dangote’s project includes a fertiliser plant and 2,000kmlong pipeline from Namibia’s Walvis Bay, through Botswana, to Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, Bulawayo.
Dangote met with President Emmerson Mnangagwa in Harare this week – to sign a Memorandum of Understanding, marking one of the most significant private-sector investments in the country in years.
The deal underscores growing investor confidence in Mnangagwa’s economic reform agenda and brings the powerful West African conglomerate, headed by Africa’s richest man, deeper into the southern region.
And the man in the red tie is: Bard Santner CEO Senziwani Sikhosana.
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