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About Us Glory Agricultural Investment Company Limited is an expanding agribusiness and investment company engaged in agriculture, construction support, trading, and international business operations. Due to our close cooperation with Chinese partners, we require a Finance & Administration Officer with strong financial training, it is more better for us If you have proven Chinese language skills, and a China-based educational background. Job Description The Finance & Administration Officer will be responsible for managing financial activities, supporting administrative operations, and facilitating bilingual communication between the company and its Chinese partners. This role requires strong financial expertise, excellent accuracy, and the ability to work comfortably in both English and Chinese environments. Key Responsibilities Finance Duties
Maintain accurate financial records, ledgers, and transaction logs.
Assist in budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management.
Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports for management.
Manage invoices, receipts, supplier payments, and staff payroll support.
Ensure proper documentation for audits and ZRA tax compliance.
Support financial analysis for projects, procurement, and company operations. Administration & Coordination
Assist with procurement processes, quotations, and payment documentation.
Coordinate communication between local management and Chinese partners.
Support daily office operations and administrative tasks.
Liaise with banks, suppliers, service providers, and regulatory bodies where needed. Other Duties
Perform any other finance, administrative, or bilingual communication tasks assigned by management. Required Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field.
Preferably studied in China (Bachelor’s or Master’s).
Strong understanding of accounting principles and financial analysis.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel; knowledge of finance software is an advantage.
High level of accuracy, integrity, and professionalism.
Ability to work in a bilingual, multicultural environment.
Possess the capability to liaise between enterprises and relevant local government authorities and tax bureaus in Zambia. Preferred Attributes
Experience working with Chinese companies or in Chinese business environments.
Familiarity with Chinese business culture, documentation, or financial processes.
Membership in ZICA , ACCA , CIMA , or related bodies.
Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
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