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Offer:Why are Sasol Khanyisa Shares Dropping?
Why are Sasol Khanyisa Shares Dropping? 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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What influences oil prices?
Despite efforts to reduce its consumption and discover alternative green energy sources, oil remains indispensable to the global economy. Oil is a commodity that is in high demand across the globe, so large fluctuations in its price could have far-reaching effects on the economy. There are two primary factors that increase the price of a barrel of crude oil:
- Supply and demand
- Market sentiment
Understanding the relationship between supply and demand is essential. It is normal to anticipate a price increase when demand exceeds supply. Conversely, the price should decrease according to the decline in demand (or supply rises). The current price of oil is established by the oil futures market. When you purchase a barrel of oil at a specified price at a future date, you enter a futures contract, which is a legally binding agreement. Each party to a futures contract must fulfill their obligations by the time specified. Emotion is another significant factor influencing oil prices. If speculators and hedgers purchase oil futures contracts in anticipation of a future increase in oil demand, present prices may increase considerably. The contrary is also true, and oil futures contracts may be sold (short-sold or shorted) on the premise that oil demand would diminish at some time, resulting in a significant price decrease in the present.
Sasol Khanyisa Overview
Each Sasol BEE ordinary share (SOLBE1 share) can only be bought and sold by Black South Africans, as specified by the BEE Codes, on the Empowerment Segment of the JSE (BEE). The dividends paid to SOLBE1 shareholders are the same as those paid to SOL stockholders. When it comes to liquidity and volume traded, the market sets the price for SOLBE1 shares, which are now trading at a modest discount to SOL shares. Participants signing the JSE BEE Contract agree that they will only sell or purchase SOLBE1 shares to “BEE Compliant Persons,” as defined by DTI Codes. Therefore, SOLBE1 shares can be found trading on the BEE board of the JSE.
Sasol Khanyisa SOLBE1 Share performance 2018 to date
In 2018, SOLBE shares reached a high of 370 ZAR and a low of 205 ZAR, with performance increasing in 2019 to a price of 295 ZAR. In 2019, Sasol Khanyisa’s shares saw a significant decrease to 235 ZAR. Furthermore, because of the Covid-19 pandemic and its effects on the global economy, SOLBE1 shares dropped to 40 ZAR, an all-time low since Sasol Khanyisa was initially launched. However, despite the challenges that Sasol faced, SOLBE1 shares slowly increased during 2025. However, share prices have not yet returned to their pre-pandemic highs.
In the past year to date, SOLBE1 shares have increased by 22.5%, but in the past three months, shares have seen a decrease of 4.72%, ranking Sasol Khanyisa 42nd on the JSE in terms of performance. The price drops that Sasol Khanyisa has been experiencing relates to macroeconomic factors including phased closures, high gas station costs, and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are Sasol Khanyisa shares performing poorly?
Sasol Khanyisa shares are performing poorly because of macroeconomic factors, delays in production, and other challenges.
Should I invest in Sasol Khanyisa shares now?
According to analysts, Sasol Khanyisa shares can recover and be a worthy investment long-term.
What is happening with Sasol lately?
The most current news indicates that Sasol’s ownership is currently dominated by institutional shareholders, which means that Sasol faces maximum upside potential or downside risk.
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