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Offer:Sasol Inzalo Share and Financial Forecast
Sasol Inzalo Financial Forecast – Revealed. View the forecasted share price, price-per-earnings ratio, share consensus, and much more.
| 🔎 Company | 🥇 Sasol |
| 🌎 Country of Operation | South Africa |
| ⚙️ Operational | 22 Countries |
| ✅ Supplies | 100+ Countries |
| 📌 Products | Chemicals Energy Substainable Aviation Fuel |
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Sasol Inzalo Share and Financial Forecast – 3 Key Point Quick Overview
- ✅ From Sasol Inzalo to Khanyisa
- ✅ Sasol Khanyisa 2025 Valuation and Past Performance
- ✅ Sasol Khanyisa (SOLBE1) Forecast 2025
From Sasol Inzalo to Khanyisa
In September 2008, South Africans acquired 10% of the Sasol shares previously held by certain parties when Sasol introduced Sasol Inzalo. Sasol Inzalo operated from 2008 until 2018, after which Khanyisa replaced it. Because Sasol Khanyisa is the current initiative, there are no longer any updates on Sasol Inzalo. Therefore, our valuation, performance, and forecast relate to Sasol Khanyisa and SOLBE1.
Sasol Khanyisa 2025 Valuation and Past Performance
An analysis of Sasol’s metrics indicates the following:
- The return on investment for SOLBE1 was better than the 14.4% growth in the ZA Chemicals industry.
- SOLBE1 had a better return in one year than the 0.1% return on the ZA Market.
- Over the past three months, the price of SOLBE1 has changed by +/- 6% each week, which is not much more than the +/- 2% change in price each week of other ZA stocks.
- In the past year, the weekly volatility of SOLBE1 has always been 6%.
- SOLBE1 is a good value because its P/E ratio is 4.9x, while the average for its industry is 10.4x.
- SOLBE1’s P/E of 4.9x is a great deal compared to the average P/E of 8.2x in the African Chemicals sector.
- Since SOLBE1’s P/E is 4.9x and the expected Fair P/E is 5.4x, the stock price is fair.
- Analysts think a share of SOLBE1 should be worth 161.7 ZAR, but the stock is currently trading for 171.5 ZAR.
- A huge one-time gain of ZAR10.0B will greatly impact SOLBE1’s finances for the fiscal year ending in June 2025.
- The net profit margins for SOLBE1 are 14.1% right now, which is more than the 4% expected for 2025.
- Over the past five years, SOLBE1’s earnings have grown by 20% per year, proving the company’s success.
- Over the past year, SOLBE1’s earnings have grown by 331.3%, which is better than the industry average of -20%.
- In the last year, SOLBE1’s profits went up by 331.3%, more than the 63% increase in the Chemicals industry.
- The Return on Equity for SOLBE1 is 21.6%, which is exceptionally good.
- SOLBE1 has assets worth 132.3 billion ZAR, but its current liabilities are worth 91.8 billion ZAR. This is more than twice as much as its assets.
- SOLBE1 owes 134.6 billion ZAR in long-term debt but only has short-term assets worth 132.3 billion ZAR.
- SOLBE1’s ratio of net debt to equity, which is 32.1%, is fine.
- SOLBE1’s debt-to-equity ratio has gone from 38.2% to 54.4% in the past five years.
- At a rate of 8.6x, EBIT is more than enough to cover the interest payments on SOLBE1’s debt.
- With a dividend yield of 4.91 percent, SOLBE1 is above both the market average of 3.37 percent and the bottom 25 percent of dividend-paying stocks.
- The top 25% of dividend payers on the ZA market pay an average of 8.7%, but SOLBE1 only pays out 4.91.
- With a payout ratio of only 23.6%, SOLBE1’s dividend payments are well covered by profits.
- SOLBE1’s dividend payments are made possible by the company’s cash flow. Because of this, the cash payout ratio of 54.9% is correct.
Sasol Khanyisa (SOLBE1) Forecast 2025
Analysts’ predictions for Sasol’s (SOL) growth in the future are based on the metrics used to measure its past performance:
- Over the next three years, SOLBE1‘s profits are expected to drop by an average of 0.7% per year.
- Earnings for SOLBE1 are expected to grow at -0.7% per year, faster than the annualized growth rate of -1.1% for the ZA market overall.
- Earnings for SOLBE1 are expected to grow at a rate of 0.8% per year, which is slower than the annual growth rate of 5.3% for the ZA market overall.
- At an average rate of 0.8%, SOLBE1’s annual revenue growth rate is expected to be less than the average of 20% for the industry.
- Predictions show that SOLBE1’s average Return on Equity will be low over the next three years, at 15.4%.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sasol profitable in 2025?
Because of its strong financials reported for the end of June, analysts believe that Sasol is currently profitable.
How does Sasol Inzalo make money?
Sasol Limited makes money by mining over 40 million tons of sealable coal annually, which serves as gasification feedstock for Sasol Synfuels. Sasol also participates in fuel and gas sales.
Will Sasol Inzalo shares go back up?
According to analysts, if Sasol’s financial performance and operations keep improving despite the macroeconomic difficulties, SOL, SSL, and SOLBE1 can appreciate.
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