ZIMBABWE & SA DIRECTORS CAN BENEFITS MORE IF JOIN HANDS IN BUSINESS

 BUSINESSES OWNED BY ZIM & SA DIRECTORS HAVE ADDED ADVANTAGES IF PLANNED WELL.

ZIM-SA DIRECTOR/OWNERSHIP BUSINESSES MUST TAKE ADVANTAGE TO GROW AND ESTABLISH.

Business knows no borders, race, or language. Therefore, as Africans, we need to pass that barrier in business.

  • •        The business between South Africa and Zimbabwe is so big that if we do not see that then we do not know the business.
  • •        The business relationship between Zim and SA will grow even stronger in the coming years, let it grow with you.
  • •        Companies that have directors from both countries must prepare the groundwork and start to look and seize the opportunity.
  • •        Also, companies between the two countries will do Partnerships, Consortiums, Joint Ventures, and Subsidiaries (Zim company must be the subsidiary of SA company.

We will assist you in finding better and more profitable opportunities in both countries.

BUSINESS ADVANTAGES

  1. You can get Tenders in both countries.
  2. You can get business finance in both countries.
  3. You can create a bigger market base.
  4. Your clientele will grow bigger.
  5. Your company can diversify on products and services.

Import and Export Advantages

OTHER THINGS YOU CAN DO BETWEEN ZIM & SA COMPANIES

  1. Subsidiaries.
  2. Joint Ventures.
  3. Consortiums.
  4. Partnerships.

Maltech will facilitate the whole process up to the end.

Grab this opportunity while there is time. Remember that companies trust established companies so if you have plans to do business next year it's best that you start the process today.

This is only an eye-opener; more information in detail is only available through consultation.

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