Sasol achieved most financial guidance despite challenges like unplanned disruptions at Secunda Operations and Natref, and a strategic shift to higher-quality purchased coal to improve gasifier performance. In the Southern Africa business, liquid fuels and external gas sales increased in Q4 FY25, while Chemicals Africa saw higher basket prices; internationally, Q4 FY25 revenue rose due to improved US production, though lower sales volumes compared to the prior year impacted overall revenue. Sasol expects earnings per share for FY25 to increase by over 20% compared to a R69.94 loss per share in FY24. A trading statement and financial results are due 25 August.
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