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  • Why Pharmco and why now?
    Essential-medicine gaps persist. Recent reports indicate medicine availability in public facilities has hovered around ~49–52%, with efforts underway to raise it only to 60–80%—still leaving sizeable gaps for many drugs and consumables. businessdaily.co.zwReferral hospitals like Mpilo Central Hospital have publicly flagged shortages of equipment and key drugs, with...
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  • Pharmco: A Pharmaceutical Co-op Society Creating Jobs Through Innovation
    In an era where youth unemployment continues to pose a significant challenge, innovative cooperative solutions are emerging as practical and sustainable alternatives. Pharmco, the Pharmaceutical Co-op Society, is one such initiative led by a group of chemical engineering graduates who have chosen cooperation over competition to create meaningful employment. Instead of waiting for scarce job...
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  • Pharmaceutical Co-op Society
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    Pharmaceutical Co-op Society, formed by graduates in Chemical Engineering, Pharmacy, and related sciences, is issuing 5,000,000 Co-op Debentures at US$1 each to raise US$5 million for the rollout of a national pharmaceutical distribution and retail pharmacy network across Zimbabwe, with regional expansion planned in Zambia and Mozambique. The debenture offers a 20% annual coupon, paid quarterly, over 5 years with redemption at maturity. Proceeds will fund distribution hubs, Pharmco-owned pharmacies, and working capital to ensure consistent supply of essential medicines. With Zimbabwe’s medicine availability at just ~50% and unemployment at 21.8%, Pharmco presents a double bottom line investment: strong returns for investors while creating over 350 graduate jobs and reducing drug stock-outs by 25 percentage points. This is a chance to profit while transforming healthcare access and employment in Zimbabwe.

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    Pharmaceutical Co-op Society, formed by graduates in Chemical Engineering, Pharmacy, and related sciences, is issuing 5,000,000 Co-op Debentures at US$1 each to raise US$5 million for the rollout of a national pharmaceutical distribution and retail pharmacy network across Zimbabwe, with regional expansion planned in Zambia and Mozambique. The debenture offers a 20% annual coupon, paid quarterly, over 5 years with redemption at maturity. Proceeds will fund distribution hubs, Pharmco-owned pharmacies, and working capital to ensure consistent supply of essential medicines. With Zimbabwe’s medicine availability at just ~50% and unemployment at 21.8%, Pharmco presents a double bottom line investment: strong returns for investors while creating over 350 graduate jobs and reducing drug stock-outs by 25 percentage points. This is a chance to profit while transforming healthcare access and employment in Zimbabwe. https://login.coops.africa/groups/pharmacosociety
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  • Attending the National Capacity Building Workshop on Unlocking Opportunities for Small and Medium Enterprises in Zimbabwe under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
    Attending the National Capacity Building Workshop on Unlocking Opportunities for Small and Medium Enterprises in Zimbabwe under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
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  • Co-op Pay SACCO
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    Co-op Pay SACCO, registered in Zimbabwe under the Co-operatives Act [Chapter 24:05] (Certificate No. 9493), is issuing 1,700,000 bearer debentures at US$1 each. These non-convertible debentures carry a 24% coupon, paid quarterly, and are redeemable after 5 years. The funds will be used to acquire a Retail Payments Systems Provider Licence from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, including the US$1 million minimum capital requirement, and an Authorised Dealer in Foreign Exchange (ADLA) licence to facilitate remittances from South Africa to Zimbabwe. Proceeds will also expand Co-op Pay’s manager network across SACCOs nationwide and support transaction processing on the coops.africa Co-op Store

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    Co-op Pay SACCO, registered in Zimbabwe under the Co-operatives Act [Chapter 24:05] (Certificate No. 9493), is issuing 1,700,000 bearer debentures at US$1 each. These non-convertible debentures carry a 24% coupon, paid quarterly, and are redeemable after 5 years. The funds will be used to acquire a Retail Payments Systems Provider Licence from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, including the US$1 million minimum capital requirement, and an Authorised Dealer in Foreign Exchange (ADLA) licence to facilitate remittances from South Africa to Zimbabwe. Proceeds will also expand Co-op Pay’s manager network across SACCOs nationwide and support transaction processing on the coops.africa Co-op Store https://login.coops.africa/pages/pay
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