Press Corporation Limited says it will continue expanding locally and internationally after posting a record K261 billion profit in 2025, with new investments in oil, gas, and export trade.
Business conglomerate Press Corporation Limited (PCL) has reaffirmed its commitment to expanding its investment portfolio both within Malawi and across international markets as it seeks to accelerate growth and strengthen its regional presence.(PCL) sold (PTC) to Tafika Holdings
Speaking during a stakeholders’ engagement meeting in Blantyre, PCL Chief Executive Officer Ronald Mangani said the company is pursuing strategic investments in high-growth sectors, including oil and gas exploration, while also expanding into international trade.
Mangani announced that PCL is partnering with the African Export-Import Bank’s African Trade Distribution Company (ATDC) to establish an Export Trading and Distribution Company. The initiative is expected to enhance regional trade, improve market access for African products, and create new business opportunities for the group.
The investment drive comes after PCL recorded a strong financial performance in 2025. The group posted a profit of K261 billion, representing a significant increase from K126 billion recorded in 2024, reflecting continued growth across its business portfolio.
Press Corporation remains one of Malawi’s largest investment holding companies, with ownership and equity stakes in several leading businesses across the banking, telecommunications, agriculture, real estate, and manufacturing sectors.
The company says it remains focused on identifying new investment opportunities both locally and internationally as it positions itself for sustained long-term growth and increased competitiveness in regional and global markets.
