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In the beginning, the institution was privately held and was known as Investrust Merchant Bank Zambia Limited. In 2002, the bank's name was changed to Investrust Bank Limited. During 2004, the bank's stock was provisionally listed on the Lusaka Stock Exchange (LUSE) for the first time. In 2007 the bank's stock became fully listed on the LUSE. [5]
Power Generation and Transmission, Lusaka Stock Exchange:CECZ P A Atlas Mara Bank Zambia Limited: Financials Banks Lusaka: 1986 Commercial bank, formerly Finance Bank Zambia Limited: P A First Alliance Bank Zambia Limited: Financials Banks Lusaka: 1994 Commercial bank P A FQM Trident Limited: Basic Materials Mining Kalumbila: 2006 [3]
As of November 2024 there were 20 Listings on the LuSE [1] [12] [13] And a total of 15 companies were showing on the quoted tier. During the year 2024, two entities delisted from the Exchange namely Taj Pamodzi Hotel and Investrust Bank Zambia Limited.
Absa Bank Zambia Ltd, part of Absa Group; Access Bank Zambia Ltd, part of Access Bank Group; Bank of China (Zambia) Ltd (BOC), part of Bank of China Group; Citibank Zambia Ltd, part of Citigroup; Ecobank Zambia Ltd, part of Ecobank Group; First Alliance Bank Zambia Ltd (FAB) First Capital Bank Zambia Ltd (FCB), part of First Capital Bank Group
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The company, ZCCM, was formed by a gradual process of nationalization and corporate concatenation which began in January 1970.. A major switch in the structure of Zambia's economy came with the Mulungushi Reforms of April 1968: the government declared its intention to acquire equity holdings (usually 51% or more) in a number of key foreign-owned firms, to be controlled by a parastatal ...