ZMF invites miners to interface with Indian Investors
The Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) is inviting miners to an interface meeting with Indian Investors in Harare from the 20th – 21st of July 2023, the organisation‘s Chief Executive Officer Mr Wellington Takavarasha has said.
Rudairo Mapuranga
According to Takavarasha, all Miners should prepare relevant mining documents and records for presentation to the team of investors.
“ZMF membership is cordially invited to an interface meeting with Indian Investors in Harare from the 20 – 21st of July 2023. Please urge members to prepare all relevant mining documentation and records for presentation to the Investors’ team.
Miners attending this interface meeting should confirm with our secretariat on the following number: 0773625224,” Takavarasha said.
The Indian Economic Trade Organisation (IETO) is making significant strides in expanding economic cooperation and development between India and Zimbabwe. Led by President Dr Asif Iqbal, the team of investors from IETO is eager to explore mining and commodity trading opportunities in Zimbabwe. This delegation is accompanied by esteemed members, including Hon Dr Chetna Ilpate, Mr Mohit Shrivastava, and others who bring a wealth of expertise and experience to the table.
Two individuals within this investment team have garnered substantial interest from the mining industry. Mr Mohammed Ali Kurumbathoor, Managing Partner-ASB Trading and Manufacturing, has a keen interest in solar power and is seeking to engage in the trading of key minerals. Recognizing the significance of these valuable resources in various industries, Mr Kurumbathoor aims to play a vital role in facilitating the trade and distribution of essential minerals. His dedication to both renewable energy practices and mineral trade showcases his commitment to progress and sustainability.
Mr Padmakumar Padmanabha Pillai, Managing Director of Whales International Service, brings an extensive background in business consulting and a strong interest in mining opportunities in Zimbabwe. Mr Pillai’s expertise lies in the supply of mining machinery, and he is eager to explore potential ventures in this sector within Zimbabwe’s market. Moreover, he is also motivated to delve into the realm of commodity trading with Zimbabwe. With a keen eye for business opportunities, Mr Pillai aims to establish fruitful partnerships that can contribute to the growth and prosperity of both nations. His dedication to identifying and seizing favourable prospects highlights his commitment to fostering economic cooperation and development between his company and Zimbabwe.
The presence of IETO’s investment team signals the ever-growing interest in Zimbabwe’s mining and commodity sectors. This delegation’s expertise, coupled with their dedication to progress and sustainability, bodes well for the future of economic cooperation between India and Zimbabwe. As the team explores various opportunities, it is anticipated that mutually beneficial partnerships will be forged, promoting growth and prosperity for both nations.
The Indian Economic Trade Organisation’s mission is not only focused on promoting economic ties between India and Zimbabwe but also on nurturing responsible business practices that prioritize renewable energy and sustainable development. With the expertise and dedication of Dr Asif Iqbal, Hon Dr Chetna Ilpate, Mr Mohit Shrivastava, Mr Mohammed Ali Kurumbathoor, and Mr Padmakumar Padmanabha Pillai, this delegation from IETO is poised to make a meaningful impact in the mining and commodity sectors of Zimbabwe. Their efforts will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and progress of both nations, fostering economic cooperation and sustainable development along the way.