Sasol
SOLJSE · Resources · Market cap R158.3bn · 23rd largest of the 141 JSE shares we screen
Price
Today, 5-minute prints, delayed 15 min · dotted: previous close R254.16
SENS announcements
Last 30 days · 4 announcements · 1 materialWhat Sasol has told the market through the JSE, newest first. Announcements that could move the share are marked Material.
- 21 Oct07:05Operational updateTransactionBusiness Performance Metrics For The Three Months Ended 30 September 2026For Q1 FY27, mining reached its highest quarterly production in 6 years, while Secunda and Natref output fell after shutdowns. Sasol agreed to sell its Nitrates business to Enaex Africa and remains on track with market guidance.Material
- 15 Oct14:25Board changeDirectors Declaration: Integrity Information StatementFollowing the appointment of Ms Moshe as an independent non-executive director announced on 30 September 2026, the company confirmed that there are no positive statements to report regarding the integrity information in her director's declaration.Not material
- 15 Oct09:00Meeting noticeBoard changeNotice Of The Annual General Meeting Of Sasol LimitedSasol will hold its annual general meeting electronically at 09:00 on Friday, 13 November 2026. Non-executive director Trix Kennealy will retire by rotation at the meeting and will not offer herself for re-election.Not material
- 13 Oct10:28Compliance filingBroad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53 Of 2003 (The B-BBEE Act): Annual Compliance ReportSasol has made its annual compliance report in terms of section 13G(2) of the B-BBEE Act available on its website.Not material
The type, the Material marker and the summary are TradeIntel’s own reading of each announcement, written by software, not the company’s or the JSE’s.
Key numbers
screener, 6 NovDividends
years to JuneSasol paid out 4% of its profit as dividends in the year to June 2026, against 161% in the year to June 2023.
Cash dividends paid in each financial year against profit attributable to shareholders, from the company’s annual statements. A special dividend, or profit falling after the last dividend was set, can take a year past 100%.