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Offer:Sasol Khanyisa Shares Pay-Out 2025
Sasol Khanyisa Shares Pay-Out 2025 – Revealed. View the live 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 Khanyisa Overview
On June 1st, 2018, Sasol established the Sasol Khanyisa agreement, its new Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) shareholding structure. The Sasol Khanyisa Employee Share Ownership Plan Trust and the Sasol Khanyisa Public made up the Sasol Khanyisa transaction. The Sasol Khanyisa transaction will be empowering because, at the end of the 10-year term, Black people will own a portion of Sasol after exchanging their SSA shares for SOLBE1 shares in Sasol Limited at a value-for-value exchange. As a result of owning these stocks, Black people have a greater stake in the economy.
Sasol Limited extended an R8.3 billion interest-bearing loan. Also, Sasol Khanyisa Fundco purchased 26,503,642 ordinary shares in Sasol South Africa Limited, and 97.5% of dividends will be applied to retiring the Sasol vendor funding. That is why there is a 2.5% trickling dividend for Sasol Khanyisa stockholders. By June, the vendor funding balance stood at 7.3 billion instead of 7.9 billion ZAR in December 2025. As a result, the interim dividend for June was 11.5 million ZAR, and the special and final dividend was 34.8 billion.
Sasol Khanyisa 10-Year Objective
Sasol Khanyisa hopes to repay the debt within the stipulated 10-year timeframe but is dependent on SSA’s financial performance and ability to pay dividends for that to happen. Accordingly, Sasol Khanyisa‘s capacity to promptly pay off its debt to Sasol depends on SSA’s performance. After ten years, shareholders will get SOLBE1 shares in return for the SSA shares’ net worth (or earlier if the debt is entirely serviced). If any debt is not paid in full using the net value of the SSA shares before the end of the ten years, distributions to shareholders will be cut.
Sasol Khanyisa Financial Performance 2025 and Pay-Out
Sasol reported solid financial results despite increasing volatility caused by persistent geopolitical concerns, prolonged COVID-19 lockdowns, and global supply chain disruptions. By executing our Sasol 2.0 transformation program, the company reaped the benefits of rising energy and chemical prices and strict cost and capital discipline. This was offset by a decline in volume performance, which was mostly attributable to operational difficulties encountered during the first part of the fiscal year. As a result of more steady operations in the second half of the fiscal year, performance has improved.
Because of higher crude oil prices, refining margins, and chemical pricing, earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of R61,4 billion climbed by more than 100% over 2025. This also contributed to a substantial increase in gross margin compared to 2025.
Sasol Khanyisa Dividend Declaration 2025
For the quarter that ended in June, a final gross cash dividend of 14.70 ZAR per share was declared. The dividend is payable on both common shares and Sasol BEE common shares. Furthermore, the Board displayed confidence that the company’s liquidity, solvency, and remaining capital adequacy after dividend payment will be sufficient to fund current operations for 2025. Dividends have been paid from retained earnings (income reserves). Furthermore, because the dividend withholding tax rate in South Africa is 20%, shareholders’ payouts will be affected. At the declaration date, there were 629 367 128 common and 6 331 347 Sasol BEE common shares outstanding. Finally, the net dividend amount payable to non-exempt shareholders is 11.76 ZAR per share. The dividend amount payable to exempt shareholders is 14.70 ZAR per share.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did Sasol Khanyisa pay dividends in 2025?
Sasol Khanyisa paid dividends in 2025 after the Board determined that the company would have enough funds to fulfill its obligations for 2025.
Was Sasol Khanyisa profitable in 2025?
Despite some residual issues caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Sasol reported solid financial performance for the first quarter of 2025.
How much did Sasol Khanyisa shareholders receive for 2025?
Those not subject to withholding tax received dividends of 14.70 ZAR per share, while those who pay tax received 11.76 per share.
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