SASOL LTD
Sasol is a global energy and chemicals company headquartered at Sasol Place in Sandton, South Africa. It operates integrated facilities and value chains that source, produce and market fuels and chemicals. Its Southern Africa operations use coal and gas, alongside purchased crude oil, to make fuels and a range of chemicals, while its international chemicals business serves customers across diverse industries worldwide. Sasol’s segments include Mining, Gas, Fuels, Chemicals Africa, Chemicals America and Chemicals Eurasia. Mining supplies coal for internal use, and Gas sells gas directly and through long-term agreements. Fuels sells liquid fuels to wholesalers, retailers and end-users, and exports them overland in Southern Africa. Chemicals Africa produces products including polymers, fertilisers, methanol, ammonia, solvents and wax. International Chemicals offers products such as polyethylene, high-purity alumina, surfactants and specialty chemicals. Sasol also licenses its Fischer-Tropsch technology to third parties.
No SEC Form 4 filings for $SSL in the last 30 days.
See all $SSL insider activity →Rompco, a gas pipeline company, expects to finalize an agreement by January for a new LNG terminal in Mozambique. The $450 million project includes a floating storage and regasification unit. Sasol, which owns a 20% stake in Rompco, will use methane-rich gas as a bridge until LNG supply begins. The LNG will come from Mozambique's domestic gas projects, including those by TotalEnergies.
Just Share urges Sasol shareholders to reject executive pay plans at the AGM, arguing they lack sufficient ties to emissions reduction targets. Sasol aims to cut emissions by 30% by 2030, but Just Share wants remuneration linked to total emissions cuts, not just intensity. Sasol reports an 8.5% reduction in emissions, excluding carbon credits.
Sasol Ltd.'s average stock price target increased from $15.74 to $16.04, with estimates ranging from $10.69 to $28.10 per share, according to 9 analysts. This implies an 8% downside based on the Oct. 22 closing price. The consensus rating is now 'Buy' with 4 Buys, 4 Holds, and 1 Sell.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 2 news stories mentioning SSL (SASOL LTD). Coverage has been balanced: 1 bullish, 0 neutral, and 1 bearish.
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Positive impact expected as the LNG terminal may secure cheaper gas supply for Sasol's operations.
Activist pressure may lead to a negative sentiment and potential share price decline ahead of the AGM.
The modest upward revision in price target still signals a downside potential, likely pressuring the stock lower.
The insider sale may cause modest selling pressure on SSL.
Minor dilution signal; likely limited price impact.
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Rompco, a gas pipeline company, expects to finalize an agreement by January for a new LNG terminal in Mozambique. The $450 million project includes a floating storage and regasification unit. Sasol, which owns a 20% stake in Rompco, will use methane-rich gas as a bridge until LNG supply begins. The LNG will come from Mozambique's domestic gas projects, including those by TotalEnergies.
Just Share urges Sasol shareholders to reject executive pay plans at the AGM, arguing they lack sufficient ties to emissions reduction targets. Sasol aims to cut emissions by 30% by 2030, but Just Share wants remuneration linked to total emissions cuts, not just intensity. Sasol reports an 8.5% reduction in emissions, excluding carbon credits.
Sasol Ltd.'s average stock price target increased from $15.74 to $16.04, with estimates ranging from $10.69 to $28.10 per share, according to 9 analysts. This implies an 8% downside based on the Oct. 22 closing price. The consensus rating is now 'Buy' with 4 Buys, 4 Holds, and 1 Sell.
Kahla Vuyo Dominic (EVP, Commercial and Legal) sold 21,640 shares of SASOL LTD (SSL) at $14.14 ($0.31M total) on 2026-09-28.
Bruns Walt Paul (Chief Financial Officer) sold 7,890 shares of SASOL LTD (SSL) at $12.70 ($0.10M total) on 2026-09-08.
Kahla Vuyo Dominic (EVP, Commercial and Legal) sold 22,608 shares of SASOL LTD (SSL) at $12.70 ($0.29M total) on 2026-09-08.
Sasol has secured a deal to supply sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) to White Desert for its polar trips, marking Africa's first commercial SAF supply agreement. The fuel, produced at Sasol's Natref plant using cooking and vegetable oils, received certification in April. Sasol aims to produce up to 100 million litres of SAF by 2030. White Desert's first flight using Sasol's SAF is scheduled for November.
Sasol (SSL) agreed to sell its nitrates business to Enaex Africa, retaining a 23% stake. The deal includes ammonia plants in South Africa. Terms were not disclosed. Completion is subject to regulatory approvals. Sasol aims to optimize its portfolio, while Enaex Africa seeks to strengthen its supply chain.
Sasol's U.S.-listed shares rose 9.62% after Bank of America upgraded its rating to buy and raised its price target to 270 rand ($18.86). The analyst expects Sasol's free cash flow to more than double to 33 billion rand ($2.1 billion) in the current fiscal year, potentially allowing the company to reinstate its dividend, which was suspended due to high net debt.
Sasol's shares (JSE: SOL) rose above R200, closing near R212, driven by stronger full-year earnings (R60.7B profit, R38.31 EPS) and higher oil prices. The company's debt remains a concern, with net debt at $3.3B, and no dividend was paid. Operational challenges and decarbonization efforts also pose long-term risks.
