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Sasol annual profits rise, helped by improved production and stronger oil prices

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Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi unpacks a decisive year of delivery: adjusted EBITDA up 17% to R61bn, EBIT up 37%, stronger production at Secunda, and net debt down to US$3.3bn. We explore cost discipline, geopolitical shocks, refining margin tailwinds, renewable energy expansion, and why dividends remain on hold until net debt sustainably drops below US$3bn.
1 Sep 1PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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