Willdale Unleashes Mt Hampden Industrial Park Boom

Willdale Limited has regained control of 124 hectares of land in Mt. Hampden, previously occupied by third parties, and will develop an industrial park on the site. The project aligns with the government’s plan to develop Mt Hampden into a world-class city and support the expansion of Charles Prince Airport.

The development is expected to boost the company’s revenue and potentially positively impact its share price. Shareholders and investors were advised to exercise caution when dealing with the company’s shares until further updates.

John Tanyanyiwa

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