Published: 29 January 2014

Rouqui Investments, a company with diverse business interests is at an advanced stage of building a blanket factory in Beitbridge at a cost of $23 million, Roy Muleya, a director of the company said in an interview yesterday.

The company is awaiting the arrival of the first batch of equipment from China.

Royqui Investments is 30% owned by Zimbabweans - Muleya and his brother Danisa, with 15% shareholding each.

A consortium of Chinese business investors owns the remaining 70%.  

Upon completion, the company has potential of creating close to 500 jobs, said Muleya.
- herald

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