DELTA Beverages has launched an investigation into an alleged attempt by some criminals to illegally access its Southerton brewery.
The criminals dug up a pre-existing water storm drainage tunnel in an attempt to gain access on Wednesday morning.
In a statement, Delta Corporation corporate affairs executive, Patricia Murambinda, said the incident did not cause any disruption to its operations.
“We are working closely with the police and responsible authorities to determine the veracity of the report and the possible motive and identity of the perpetrators.
“We take the safety and security of our employees, facilities, and our assets very seriously.
“We​ are cooperating fully with all responsible authorities involved in the investigation and are​ conducting our standard incident management and review processes.
​”We urge anyone with information about this incident to come forward and contact the police or our company directly.
“Thank you for your understanding and cooperation​,” said Murambinda.
Delta Beverages Private Limited, a leading manufacturer of lagers in Zimbabwe, is currently investigating alleged attempt by unknown persons to illegally access premises at Southerton brewery through a pre-existing water storm drainage tunnel.
The incident, which was discovered on 17 February 2025 by Delta Beverages employees, has not caused disruption to our operations.
Delta Beverages is the country’s leading brewer with more than 15 beer brands and some 7,000+ employees across the country.
The group’s portfolio includes Castle, Carling Black Label, Chibuku, Chibuku Super, Castle Lite, Redd’s and Castle Milk Stout as well as leading local brands such as Golden Pilsener and Zambezi.
Its associate entity African Distillers is the leading producer of wines, spirits, and ciders.
