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Offer:Sasol Financial Forecast
Sasol Financial Forecast. View the forecasted Sasol share price, price-per-earnings ratio, Sasol 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 2025 News Highlights
July 2025
Sasol indicated in July that it anticipated greater profitability for the fiscal year 2025 because of higher crude oil prices, refining margins, chemical pricing, and heightened geopolitical concerns.
August 2025
Sasol said in August that a portion of their oil supply is being restored after declaring force majeure on the delivery of petroleum products on July 15. In addition, Sasol said that crude-oil supplies to the Natref refinery were delayed owing to a force majeure at the loading port. However, Sasol said that Natref’s production capacity would be restored by the end of July.
Sasol 2025 Valuation and Past Performance
An analysis of Sasol’s metrics indicates the following:
- Compared to its peers, Sasol’s 5x Price-to-Earnings Ratio represents excellent value.
- Compared to the average P/E in the African Chemicals sector of 7.9x, Sasol’s current P/E of 5x represents excellent value.
- Compared to the expected Fair Price-to-Earnings Ratio of 5.8x, Sasol’s P/E of 5x represents fair value.
- Sasol’s financial statements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, were significantly altered due to a massive exceptional gain of 10 billion ZAR.
- Compared to 4.5% last year, Sasol’s current net profit margins of 14.1% have increased.
- Over the previous five years, Sasol has turned a profit, with year-over-year profits growth of 20%.
- Sasol’s year-over-year profits increased by 331.3%, far above its 5-year average annual earnings growth of -20%.
- Over the last year, Sasol’s profits increase of 331.3% surpassed the Chemicals industry’s 66% rise.
- The Return on Equity for Sasol is 21.6%, which is good.
- Sasol has more than twice as many liquid assets (132.3 billion ZAR) than short-term debt (91,8 billion ZAR).
- Sasol has long-term obligations of 134.6 billion ZAR but only has short-term assets of 132.3 billion ZAR.
- Net debt to equity of 32.1% for Sasol is acceptable.
- Over the previous five years, Sasol’s debt-to-equity ratio has risen from 38.2% to 54.4%.
- Debt service is comfortably covered by operational cash flow for Sasol, at 38.3%.
- The 8.6x coverage of interest payments on debt indicates that Sasol is in a strong financial position.
- The dividend paid by Sasol, at 4.76%, is more than the average dividend paid by ZA market companies (3.48%), which accounts for the lowest 25% of dividend payers.
- While the top 25% of dividend payers in the ZA market pay an average of 8.8%, Sasol only pays out 4.76%.
- In the previous decade, dividend payments from SOL have been quite unpredictable.
- The company’s profits fully fund Sasol’s dividend payments, and the payout ratio is 23.6%.
- Sasol’s dividend payments are well supported by the company’s cash flow, with a cash payout ratio of 54.9%.
Sasol (SOL) Forecast 2025
According to the metrics of Sasol (SOL) discussed in its past performance, the future growth forecasts of analysts are as follows:
- 2024 revenue forecast increased from R271.6b to R278.2b.
- EPS estimate fell from R81.78 to R71.97 per share.
- Net income is forecast to grow 21% next year vs. 26% growth forecast for the Chemicals industry in South Africa.
- The consensus price target on SOL shares is broadly unchanged at R428.
- Over 20% higher than the current share price is the target. However, analysts are not in a statistically significant range of agreement.
- Earnings for Sasol are expected to fall over the next three years at -0.7% annually on average.
- Sasol’s profits are expected to fall relative to the market by 0.7% each year over the next three years.
- According to projections, Sasol’s profits will fall during the next three years.
- Sasol’s revenue is expected to rise, albeit at a slower rate (0.5%) than the ZA market’s projected growth rate (5.6%).
- Sasol’s predicted annual revenue growth is 0.5%, which is much lower than the industry average of 20%.
Sasol (SSL) Forecast 2025
Sasol, traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol SSL is expected to see a price increase of a minimum of 65.8% to 28.70 USD by 2025. According to analysts, this signals a strong “Buy.” In addition, the earnings per share (EPS) for Sasol (SSL) is expected to increase by 4.35% to $4.01 by mid-2023. Earnings estimates for SSL range from 2.5 billion USD (at the high and low end of the range) for 2025.
Conclusion
Overall, Sasol, traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol SSL is expected to see a price increase of a minimum of 65.8% to 28.70 USD by 2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sasol a buy or a sell?
According to analysts, both SOL and SSL show strong indicators for investors to buy shares.
Is Sasol profitable?
During the year’s second half, Sasol announced a 147% increase in its full-year core profit, attributable to increased chemical and fuel prices.
Why is Sasol a good investment?
Sasol’s revenue is rising, and the company’s EBIT margin increased from 13% to 18% last year. Having met those two criteria, Sasol is becoming a lucrative investment option for many investors.
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