What are the opening hours?

Monday 08:00 - 17:00 Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00 Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00 Thursday 08:00 - 17:00 Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Aramis Capital

Home
Zimbabwe
Harare
Aramis Capital

Aramis Capital(Pvt) Ltd is a registered Asset management company that seeks to establish a world class investment management firm in Zimbabwe and beyond.

30/10/2026

As we close October, our reading across Zimbabwe, South Africa, Kenya and Zambia points to the same underlying lesson.

The countries making genuine progress are the ones where the institutional groundwork, regulatory frameworks, debt management, monetary policy discipline, is arriving before the growth headlines rather than after them.

29/10/2026

Four African markets, four different chapters this quarter.

Zimbabwe rebuilding its bond market from the ground up. South Africa navigating an inflation overshoot into an election. Kenya absorbing global rate pressure inside a strong year. Zambia converting a resolved debt story into cheaper financing.

A regional allocation built on one African narrative misses all four.

28/10/2026

New on the Aramis Capital Insights page.

Zambia is projecting its fastest growth since 2021, its bond yields have fallen sharply, and a twenty year government bond is reportedly being planned. In our latest article, we look at whether the copper story and the capital markets story are actually the same story, and what it means for investors.

Read: Zambia's Growth Story and Its Bond Market Story May Be the Same Story
aramiscapital.org/insights

27/10/2026

Debt restructuring rarely ends with a single announcement.

It ends gradually, as the last, most difficult creditor negotiations conclude and the market stops pricing in the possibility of a reversal. Zambia's yield curve has been telling that story for months, well ahead of any formal declaration that the process is complete.

26/10/2026

A commodity boom that funds new mining investment is a different story from a commodity boom that simply lifts export revenue for a year.

Zambia's copper expansion plans, targeting output past one million tons, are a bet on the first kind of story. Investors should evaluate the capital actually being committed, not just the price chart.

16/10/2026

Global monetary tightening does not arrive in emerging markets as a single clean shock.

It arrives through channels, a Federal Reserve rate move here, a widening Eurobond yield there, and the cumulative effect on a market like Kenya's can look larger than any one of the individual moves would suggest on its own.

15/10/2026

Kenya's stock market shed over a hundred billion shillings in a single week last month, with foreign investors accounting for a meaningful share of the selling.

The same market remains up sharply for the year. Both facts are true simultaneously, and an investor who only reads one of them is not reading the market correctly.

14/10/2026

New on the Aramis Capital Insights page.

South Africa's central bank has held rates through an inflation overshoot, election season is approaching, and credit upgrade speculation is building. None of these are separate stories.

In our latest article, we look at how they fit together and what they mean for investors positioned in South African assets.

Read: South Africa's Rate Hold, Its Election, and Its Upgrade Talk Are One Story
aramiscapital.org/insights

13/10/2026

Credit upgrade speculation tends to move asset prices well before any rating agency actually acts.

The gap between the speculation and the decision is where an investor's own independent read of the fundamentals matters most, because by the time the upgrade is confirmed, the easy part of the repricing has usually already happened.

12/10/2026

South Africa heads into municipal elections on the fourth of November, the first local vote since the Government of National Unity coalition formed.

Local elections rarely move national policy directly. They do reveal whether the coalition arithmetic that investors have been pricing since 2024 still holds at the ballot box.

Address

06 Orange Grove Rd, Highlands
Harare

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Website

https://aramiscapital.org/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Aramis Capital posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.