Proudly South African fuel brand Sasol has been named the customer experience winner in the Petrol Stations: Forecourt Industry for the third consecutive year, as measured in the 2024/2025 Ask Afrika Orange Index benchmark. The Ask Afrika Orange Index was founded in 2001 and is the longest standing customer experience benchmark in South Africa, celebrating and awarding customer experience excellence.

• Mining productivity up 3% - full potential benefits offset by safety and operational challenges in H1
• Mozambique gas production  up 6% - Additional PPA wells and PSA contributing to higher production
• Secunda production up 1% - Phase shutdown and improved operational performance
• Chemicals Africa sales volumes up 2% - Phase shutdown and improved supply chain
• Chemicals America sales volumes up 3% - Higher utilisation rates
• Chemicals Eurasia sales volumes up 3% - Slight improvement in demand; margins remain under pressure

Johannesburg, South Africa – Sasol today announced the appointment of Walt Bruns as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Executive Director of Sasol Limited, effective 1 September 2024.  Walt, a certified chartered accountant in South Africa, is currently CFO of Sasol Southern Africa including Energy and Chemicals.

Sasol, the proudly South African iconic fuel brand that launched their Sasol Rewards Loyalty Programme in April 2022, currently sitting at just over 1.8 million Sasol Rewards members and voted “Best Newcomer Loyalty Programme” at the South African Loyalty Awards in 2023, has now also launched a through the line campaign (TTL) that celebrates the success of the programme and key milestones reached. This demonstrates the fuel provider’s evolution to continue to innovate for a better world as one of the leading energy brands that is fuelling the country forward.

Shareholders are referred to Sasol’s SENS announcement of 8 April 2024 in which it was stated that the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment permitted sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions, generated from the boilers at our Secunda Operations’ steam plants, to be regulated on an alternative emission load basis from