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Sasol Ltd. JSE: SOL

R187.54 ▲ 1.11 (0.6%) Prices delayed 15 min · Last updated: 2026-08-17 15:51:13

Open

186.45

Prev close

186.43

Day range

183.33 - 187.99

Volume

743 198

52-wk range

178.42 – 195.44

Market cap

120.76bn

P/E Ratio

6.16

EPS (ZARc)

3 027.00

Dividend Yield

–%

DPS (ZARc)

200

Price performance

Intraday — 7D — 1M — 3M — 6M — 1Y — 3Y — 5Y — YTD —

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Analyst consensus

Key statistics

Market cap120.76bn

EPS3 027.00

P/E ratio6.16

Div. yield–%

DPS 200

Issued shares647.76m

52-week range

R 178.42 R 195.44

R187.54

Price overview

Open186.45

Previous close186.43

Day range183.33 - 187.99

Volume743 198

52-week range178.42 – 195.44

Change▲ 1.11 (0.6%)

P/E ratio6.16

EPS3 027.00

Dividend 200

Dividend yield–%

Important dates

Jun 2025 Final

Released 25 Aug 2025
Dec 2025

Half Year
Dec 2025 Interim

Released 23 Feb 2026
Jun 2026

Prev Year End
17 Aug 2026

Today
Jun 2026 Final

Confirmed for 1 Sep
16 Nov 2026

AGM Unconfirmed
Dec 2026

Half Year
Dec 2026 Interim

Unconfirmed for 23 Feb
Jun 2027

Next Year End

Financial results

ZAR million	Dec 25	Dec 24
Turnover	122 387	122 102
Attributable Income	241	4 600
Market Cap (ZARm)	68 291.20	53 545.90
EPS (ZARc)	38	722
HEPS (Cont Ops)(ZARc)	927	1 413
DPS (ZARc)	0	0

Latest SENS announcements

Sasol - trading statement

2026-08-05 07:36:18

Sasol expects its earnings per share (EPS) for the year ending 30 June 2026 to be between R17.50 and R19.50, representing a 65% to 84% increase from the prior year's R10.60. Headline earnings per share (HEPS) are forecasted to be between R36 and R40, up 2% to 14% from R35.13. Adjusted EBITDA is projected to be between R58 billion and R62 billion, a 12% to 20% rise from R51.8 billion. The earnings growth was driven by higher sales volumes, increased Brent crude oil prices, improved refining margins, and lower impairments. However, stronger Rand/USD exchange rates and one-off settlements partially offset these gains. Significant impairments include the Secunda refinery, polyethylene CGU, and Mozambique development. Sasol will release full results on 1 September 2026.
Sasol - business performance metrics June 2026

2026-07-21 07:19:14

Sasol has published its business performance metrics for the year ended 30 June 2026 on the Company´s website at www.sasol.com, under the Investor Centre section: www.sasol.com/investor-centre/financial-results. Business performance In Southern Africa, Secunda Operations (SO) achieved its highest annual production in the past five years, exceeding market guidance. This performance was underpinned by the successful implementation of the destoning project, which kept average sinks below the market guidance range of 12 - 14%, together with increased natural gas availability and stable operations at SO during the quarter. Natref maintained strong operational performance in the quarter and continued to play a critical role in South Africa's fuel supply and energy security. ORYX GTL remained offline following earlier gas supply disruptions, with restart activities dependent on stable operating conditions in the region.
Sasol Ltd. - Notification Of Acquisition Of Benefi

2026-07-13 13:00:00

The company has issued a statement regarding an interest in shares.
Sasol - changes to board committees

2026-05-15 16:21:29

Shareholders and noteholders are advised of the following changes to the Sasol Ltd. Board committees with effect from 1 June 2026: • Rhidwaan Gasant, an independent non-executive director, has been appointed as member of the Remuneration Committee and Audit Committee; • David Eyton, an independent non-executive director, will step down from the Audit Committee as member; and • Muriel Dube, Chairman of the Board and independent non-executive director, will step down from the Capital Investment Committee as member.
Sasol Ltd. - Dealings in Securities by a Prescribe

2026-05-14 14:45:00

The company disclosed information about other dealings.

Peer comparison

Company	Price (ZAR)	Change	Market cap
SASOL (SOL)	R 188.22	+0.96%	—
OMNIA (OMN)	R 100.91	+0.81%	—
AECI (AFE)	R 104.10	-2.35%	—

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Sasol Ltd. Today's Verdict

Today's verdict: Sasol Ltd. price today in rands is R186.26, and the chart pattern, charts, and graph signals point to a measured stance rather than an aggressive chase. The latest data suggest a cautious price forecast and prediction setup, with dividend visibility limited while the payout profile for preference shares remains a separate consideration. For investors weighing buy or sell decisions, the for sale price levels and overall cost on the JSE can be compared online through a trading account; if you want to how to buy, the share code SOL and current data help frame the conversion from research to trading, with growth still the key long-run debate.

Sasol Ltd. Live Share Data

Label	Value
Share Name & Ticker	Sasol Ltd. (SOL)
Exchange	JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exchange)
Sector & Industry	Chemicals / Integrated Energy & Chemicals
Current Price	186.26
Market Capitalization	120.76bn
P/E Ratio	6.16
Dividend Yield	–
Trading Volume (Live Data)	42 961
Recent Price Change	-0.09
Data as of	2026-08-17 09:48:12

Sasol Ltd. Key Highlights

Label	Value
Current Price	186.26, down 0.09 from the previous close
Market Cap	120.76bn, indicating a large market presence
P/E Ratio	6.16, suggesting potential undervaluation
Dividend Yield	–, limiting near-term income appeal
Volatility	Moderate, based on the small intraday change and active volume

Sasol Ltd. Limited Forecast Insights

The near-term setup looks balanced rather than directional. With the share trading at R186.26 and off just 0.09 on the session, momentum appears contained. A firmer move would likely need stronger volume, better operating sentiment, or a clearer improvement in the energy and chemicals backdrop.

FAQ on Sasol Ltd. Shares

Q1: What are Sasol Ltd. shares?
Answer: Sasol Ltd. shares are equity interests in Sasol Ltd. on the JSE under SOL. Based on the live data, the company has a market capitalization of 120.76bn, a share price of R186.26, and a P/E ratio of 6.16.

Q2: How can I buy Sasol Ltd. shares?
Answer: You can buy SOL shares through a JSE-supported broker or trading account. The live price per share is R186.26, so you would place a purchase order at your chosen level, subject to availability, platform access, and your own cost controls.

Q3: What affects the price of Sasol Ltd. shares?
Answer: The price changes with market demand, trading volume, and valuation sentiment. Today’s data show 42 961 shares traded and a -0.09 move, while the P/E ratio of 6.16 and market cap of 120.76bn give investors important context.

Q4: Does Sasol Ltd. pay dividends?
Answer: The live data list the dividend yield as –, which means no current yield is shown in this snapshot. Investors tracking income should note that the current price is R186.26 and the market cap stands at 120.76bn.

Q5: How can I track my Sasol Ltd. shares and dividends?
Answer: Track your SOL holdings through your broker’s online platform or trading account. Monitor the live price of R186.26, the daily change of -0.09, and the dividend field, which currently shows –, alongside volume and valuation metrics.

Q6: What factors are affecting the Sasol Ltd. share price?
Answer: The live dataset points to a modestly active session, with 42 961 shares traded, a price of R186.26, and a slight -0.09 decline. The 6.16 P/E ratio and 120.76bn market cap also shape how the market prices SOL.

Q7: Is Sasol Ltd. a good share to buy?
Answer: The data suggest a value-oriented setup rather than a breakout move. A P/E of 6.16 can look attractive, but the dividend yield is – and the share price is R186.26, so the case depends on valuation and risk tolerance.

Q8: Is it advisable to buy Sasol Ltd. shares today?
Answer: Today’s numbers show a price of R186.26 and a minor -0.09 change, so the session does not signal urgency. If you buy, it should be based on valuation, the 120.76bn market cap, and your own trading plan.

Q9: How much does one Sasol Ltd. share cost?
Answer: One Sasol Ltd. share costs R186.26 in the live snapshot. That price per share sits alongside a P/E ratio of 6.16, trading volume of 42 961, and a market capitalization of 120.76bn on the JSE.

Q10: How to sell Sasol Ltd. shares?
Answer: To sell SOL shares, use your broker or trading account and place a sell order near the live price of R186.26 or your target level. The recent -0.09 change and 42 961 volume help frame execution, liquidity, and timing.

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Sasol Ltd. Actionable Financial Advice

Given Sasol Ltd.'s current performance, investors should HOLD the shares if prices move ABOVE the identified key levels. Monitor macroeconomic developments and sector conditions to refine your strategy.

Background of Sasol Ltd.

Sasol’s story starts in 1950, with the company formed on 26 September. Production in Sasolburg began five years later. Sasol Limited followed in 1979 and was listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in October of that year.

JSE investors know the ordinary share as SOL. In the United States, Sasol American depositary shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange under SSL. Every ADS represents one Sasol ordinary share. Sasol Place, 50 Katherine Street, Sandton, is home to the registered office and corporate headquarters.

Secunda and Sasolburg house Sasol’s main South African manufacturing facilities. Sasol Mining manages six collieries near the two sites. Coal from those collieries goes to Secunda Operations, Sasolburg Operations for utility use and the external market.

Mozambique is part of Sasol’s gas supply chain. Gas from those assets goes into South African facilities and serves customers in Mozambique and South Africa.

By the end of June 2025, Sasol’s workforce stood at 27,411 people. Its current empowerment scheme is Sasol Khanyisa, which began in 2018 after Sasol Inzalo ended. Khanyisa is set to finish in June 2028.

Sasol Ltd. Shares Growth Driver

Sasol’s results are tied to both operations and prices. Volumes are important, but a business like this is also exposed to commodity prices, refining margins, and currency movements. Crude oil, chemicals, ethylene, and the rand-dollar exchange rate can all affect the outcome.

The six-month period to 31 December 2025 was lower than the year before. Adjusted EBITDA was R21.0 billion, down 12%, while the average rand Brent crude oil price was 17% lower. Fuel and chemicals sold at lower prices. Higher sales volumes and lower costs helped reduce the impact.

By April 2026, Sasol’s published performance metrics showed Secunda Operations producing 8% more than in the same nine-month period before.

Natref production was 68% above the same period. Chemicals America sales volumes were 34% higher, while the average sales basket price was 15% lower. Sasol described the nine-month metrics as preliminary and unreviewed.

The Mozambique Integrated Processing Facility began production in March 2026. The site produced LPG inside Mozambique, as well as natural gas, light oil, and condensate.

Sasol Ltd. Group Investor Tip

Sasol’s dividend policy has two conditions. The company uses 30% of free cash flow for dividends only once net debt, excluding leases, is sustainably below US$3 billion.

Net debt excluding leases stood at US$3.8 billion for the six months ended 31 December 2025. The figure was US$800 million above the policy threshold. Net debt excluding leases was US$3.7 billion for the year ended 30 June 2025, and no final dividend was declared.

The dividend policy requires more than a single debt figure below US$3 billion. Sasol refers to debt remaining sustainably below that level before dividend payments return. Free cash flow is the second figure linked to the policy.

Sasol publishes debt, free cash flow, capital expenditure, production volumes, and sales volumes in its annual and interim results. The production and sales metrics also show oil prices, chemical selling prices, refining volumes, and output from Secunda, Natref, Mining and the international chemicals businesses.

Sasol reported 644.3 million ordinary shares in issue on 31 December 2025. The closing SOL share price on that date was R106.20. Sasol’s analyst information recorded market capitalisation of R68.4 billion for ordinary shares on that basis. A current market-cap figure will differ whenever the SOL share price or number of shares in issue changes.