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Mining dealers in Zimbabwe

There are 8 dealers of mining equipment in Zimbabwe, with branches in Harare, Bulawayo, Gweru and 2 other towns: SANY Equipment Zimbabwe, Barloworld Equipment Zimbabwe, Machinery Exchange, DigThis (PVT) Ltd, Epiroc Zimbabwe, Mojo Motor Industries (MMI) and 2 more. Last checked October 2026.

Mojo Motor Industries (MMI)
Harare, Zimbabwe
1 branch
Komatsu
Barloworld Equipment Zimbabwe
Harare, Zimbabwe
2 branches
Caterpillar
SANY Equipment Zimbabwe
Harare, Zimbabwe
4 branches
Sany
Machinery Exchange
Harare, Zimbabwe
2 branches
BobcatHammHitachi+4
DigThis (PVT) Ltd
Marlborough, Zimbabwe
1 branch
Bell Equipment
Tractive Power Holdings (Zimplow)
Harare, Zimbabwe
1 branch
DevelonJohn DeereMassey Ferguson
Epiroc Zimbabwe
Harare, Zimbabwe
1 branch
Epiroc
Sandvik Zimbabwe
Harare, Zimbabwe
1 branch
Sandvik

Country guide

Buying mining equipment in Zimbabwe

Main demand fromMiningFarmingConstruction

Mining drives Zimbabwe's heavy equipment market: platinum on the Great Dyke, gold, lithium and coal.

Currency
Zimbabwe Gold (ZWG); US dollar widely used
Main ports
None (landlocked)
Drives on the
Left
Languages
English, Shona, Ndebele

Importing and registering, in brief

  1. Routes in

    Zimbabwe is landlocked. Equipment usually comes from Durban through Beitbridge, or from Beira (Mozambique) through Forbes/Mutare.

  2. Customs

    Clearance is through the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA).

  3. Certificate before shipping

    Some product categories need a Certificate of Conformity before shipment under the Consignment Based Conformity Assessment (CBCA) programme.

  4. Registering for road use

    Machines used on public roads are registered with the Central Vehicle Registry (CVR).

General guidance only. Confirm with the official bodies or your clearing agent before you buy. Last checked October 2026.

Read the full Zimbabwe guide