Timber producer and processor, Border Timbers’ value-addition units catapulted the company’s revenue earnings by over 200 percent in the six months to December 31, 2019 to offset effects of a decrease in production of lumber and transmission poles, 263Chat Business has noted. Acute power cuts weighed
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange listed company Border Timbers has recorded a 26% decline in treated poles production volume for the year ended 30 June 2017 with only 19 951m3 sold compared to 26 905m3 in 2016. Group Chairperson, Peter Lewis Bailey attributed the drop in production to
Border Timbers (Ltd) walked away with the overall exporter of the year award at the recently held ZimTrade exporter of the year awards ceremony. Border Timbers is a forestry and saw-milling company in Zimbabwe which operates five forest estates, three sawmills. The company’s principal products include
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