Ariston Holdings Limited is a Zimbabwe-based investment holding company. The Company is engaged in farming operations, which include tea, macadamia nuts, horticulture, deciduous fruits, fishery and poultry. The Company operates through three divisions: Southdowns Estates, Claremont Estate and Kent Estate. The Southdown Estates division consists of over three tea estates in the picturesque Chipinge and Chimanimani areas of Zimbabwe with over 1,200 hectares of tea, approximately 60 hectares of bananas and over 450 hectares of macadamia nuts. The Southdown Estates division is engaged in growing and manufacturing of tea, macadamia nuts, avocados, potatoes and bananas. The Southdown Estates division is also involved in the packaging of tea for the domestic market. The Claremont Estate division is engaged in growing of pome and stone fruit, passion fruit and potatoes. The Kent Estate division is engaged in growing of horticultural crops, and rearing of poultry and livestock....
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