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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.
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
Earnings of the SSA Group were bolstered by a favorable macroeconomic climate, with a 75.7% increase in crude oil prices, averaging 76,63 USD per barrel versus 43,62 USD per barrel for the previous period. In addition, another factor that increased financial and operational performance relates to higher chemicals prices coupled with increased demand because of the global relaxation of COVID-19 shutdown restrictions. Chemicals Africa’s average sales basket price was 37% higher than the previous period due to stronger demand, higher oil prices, and less market supply because of the ongoing global supply chain difficulties. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, these considerations were offset by a 7.6% strengthening of the average Rand/US dollar exchange rate, which averaged R15.03/US Dollar compared to R16.26/US Dollar in the first quarter of 2025.
At 3.3 million tons, operations were 13% lower than the previous period, mostly due to coal supply and quality concerns at Mining, delays during the September 2025 phase shutdown, and other operational instabilities that were fully rectified. Chemicals Africa’s sales volumes were 15% lower than the previous year because of decreased output at Secunda and Sasolburg plants, which impacted all business divisions. In June, the SSA Group was worth 43.7 billion ZAR as opposed to 23.2 billion ZAR in June 2025. As a result, there was no net wealth creation for Sasol Khanyisa stockholders as of December 31st.
This was attributable to the beneficial interest of 9,2% and R4,0 billion and the vendor funding balance of R7,6 billion. The transaction was anticipated to increase in value over time. As a result, a new SSA valuation was expected to be calculated by June 2025. The SSA dividend payment of R523,8 million was received on November 10th, 2025. Of this total, R510,7 million went toward paying back Sasol Limited’s vendor finance, and R13,1 million was distributed to Sasol Khanyisa Public’s shareholders as a trickling dividend.
Sasol Khanyisa Dividend Declaration 2025
For the six months ending on December 31st, an interim gross cash dividend of 0,43 ZAR per ordinary share was declared (2.5% of the 17,34 ZAR dividend received). The Board determined that the company’s operations could be sustained with the cash on hand once the dividend was paid, as well as for 2025. Furthermore, there were 26,503,642 shares of ordinary stock outstanding in 2025 on the date that Sasol declared dividends.
Shareholders who were not exempt from dividend withholding tax received a net dividend payment of 0,35 ZAR per share. In contrast, exempt shareholders received a dividend payment of 0,43 ZAR per share. The interim gross cash dividend of R16,91 per ordinary share (representing 97.5% of the 17.34 ZAR dividend received) was applied to the final resolution of the vendor financing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did Sasol Khanyisa declare a dividend for 2025?
Sasol Khanyisa declared a dividend of 0.43 ZAR for the second quarter of 2025.
What was the dividend payment that Sasol Khanyisa shareholders received in 2025?
Shareholders exempted from withholding tax received 0.43 ZAR per share, while those subject to withholding tax received 0.35 ZAR per share.
Was Sasol Khanyisa profitable in 2025?
Sasol Khanyisa reported improved financial results in 2025.
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