Due to the nature, location and scale of our activities, Sasol has identified and prioritised the following salient human rights risks and impacts as the most prevalent human rights issues associated with our business: : 

• Respecting diversity
• Freedom of association and collective bargaining
• Safe, secure and healthy work environments
• Fair and competitive conditions of employment
• Rights of fence-line communities and indigenous people
• Human rights in Supply Chain
• Responsible management of environmental footprint
• Stakeholder engagement and collaboration

Sasol provides accessible grievance and reporting mechanisms that enable employees, communities, suppliers, and other stakeholders to raise concerns or complaints by phone or in writing. These channels are widely communicated through various platforms, including the Sasol website and local community publications.

The Group Ethics Office is the custodian of Sasol’s EthicsLine, an independent and confidential system that is available to all employees and stakeholders to report any actual or suspected unethical conduct, without fear of adverse consequences. The Ethics Line allow anonymous reporting and is available in several local languages in the areas where we operate.

The following reporting mechanisms are available to stakeholders:

Southern Africa (South Africa & Mozambique) Region:

• Sasol EthicsLine (24/7) https://www.sasol.com/esg/ethics/sasol-ethics
• SasolburgStakeholderRelations@sasol.com
• environmentstandby.secunda@sasol.com or +27 82 9021989
• +27 16 940 2929 (24/7) Natref Shift Superintendent
• +27 31 910 0617 or +27 31 466 2231 Natref Durban Operations (NDO)
• Corporate Affairs Bi-annual Community Forums
• Sasol Group Annual General Meeting

Eurasia Region:

• Sasol EthicsLine (24/7) https://www.sasol.com/esg/ethics/sasol-ethics

China:

• Sasol EthicsLine (24/7) https://www.sasol.com/esg/ethics/sasol-ethics

Americas Region:

• Sasol EthicsLine (24/7) https://www.sasol.com/esg/ethics/sasol-ethics
• Community Information Line: +1 337 494 5301

Sasol enhanced the business and human rights (BHR) assessment component of its governance due diligence framework by further embedding human rights considerations into the onboarding and review of prospective suppliers, customers, and business partners across its local and international operations. Through these governance due diligence processes, Sasol seeks to identify, assess and manage potential human rights risks associated with its business relationships, together with other compliance and governance risks. This continued enhancement supports Sasol's commitment to respect internationally recognised human rights and to strengthen responsible business conduct throughout its value chain.

Human rights self-assessments were completed for Energy Marketing & Sales and Chemicals Marketing & Sales in 2022, followed by Mining and ecoFT in 2023. In line with the FY27 implementation plan, the remaining business units and sites will undergo assessments to further strengthen the integration of human rights due diligence across Sasol's operations.