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Pfuma Fund REIT VFEX Listing Delayed to Next Week

 The listing of Pfuma Fund Real Estate Investment Trust on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange has been postponed to next week to allow the company to finalise outstanding administrative matters.In a no...

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Published 4 February 2026 • 3:35 pm
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Updated 27 October 2026 • 3:22 am
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The listing of Pfuma Fund Real Estate Investment Trust on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange has been postponed to next week to allow the company to finalise outstanding administrative matters.

In a notice to investors, the fund manager, Arctic Blue Asset Management (Private) Limited, said the listing of 471,351,750 Pfuma units on the VFEX would no longer proceed on the initially scheduled date of Wednesday, 4 February 2026.

“The listing of 471,351,750 Pfuma units on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX) has been delayed in order to finalise certain administrative matters,” the fund manager said.

According to the notice, the listing is now expected to be completed by Friday, 13 February 2026.

“The listing, which was originally scheduled for Wednesday, 04 February 2026, is now expected to be completed by Friday, 13 February 2026,” Arctic Blue Asset Management said.

The fund manager apologised to investors for the delay, citing procedural requirements rather than any change to the fundamentals of the offer.

“The Fund Manager sincerely apologises for any inconvenience arising from this delay and thanks the investing public for their continued support and confidence in Pfuma’s vision,” the notice read.

Pfuma Fund is being listed on the VFEX by way of introduction and is registered in Zimbabwe as a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT). The fund is managed by Arctic Blue Asset Management (Private) Limited, which operates from Harare.

The delay comes as investor interest in VFEX-listed property and alternative assets continues to grow, with market participants closely watching new listings on the foreign-currency denominated exchange.

 

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