Heavy equipment dealers in Zimbabwe
There are 19 heavy equipment dealers in Zimbabwe, with 36 branches in Harare, Bulawayo, Chinhoyi and 9 other towns. Between them they represent 22 brands, including New Holland, John Deere, Sany, Bobcat and Caterpillar. Last checked October 2026.
Zimbabwe at a glance
- Capital
- Harare
- Business hub
- Harare, Bulawayo
- Currency
- Zimbabwe Gold (ZWG); US dollar widely used
- Languages
- English, Shona, Ndebele
- Dialling code
- +263
- Time zone
- CAT, UTC+2
- Working week
- Monday to Friday
- Drives on the
- Left
- Main ports
- None (landlocked)
16 dealers in Zimbabwe
The equipment market in Zimbabwe
Mining drives Zimbabwe's heavy equipment market: platinum on the Great Dyke, gold, lithium and coal.
Commercial farming, including tobacco, maize and sugar in the Lowveld, is a large market for tractors. Most deals are priced in US dollars, and dealers are mainly in Harare and Bulawayo.
Importing and registering equipment in Zimbabwe
Routes in
Zimbabwe is landlocked. Equipment usually comes from Durban through Beitbridge, or from Beira (Mozambique) through Forbes/Mutare.
Customs
Clearance is through the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA). Most importers use a licensed clearing agent.
Certificate before shipping
Some product categories need a Certificate of Conformity before shipment under the Consignment Based Conformity Assessment (CBCA) programme. Check with your dealer whether your machine is covered.
Registering for road use
Machines used on public roads are registered with the Central Vehicle Registry (CVR). Your dealer or a clearing agent can usually arrange this.
General guidance only. Rules change, so confirm with the official bodies or your clearing agent before you buy. Last checked October 2026.