NAMPAK Zimbabwe’s volumes for the first quarter to December 31, 2025, rose by 39 percent year-on-year, buoyed by a carryover of late-season tobacco case orders and improved demand in the key plastics categories. Group revenue for the review period was 19 percent ahead of the comparative prior year, reflecting stronger volumes, particularly from the tobacco sector, following a larger crop from the previous marketing season, as well as higher PET and preform sales. Nampak Zimbabwe group managing director Mr John Van Gend said the results underscored the resilience of the company’s...