Sasol earnings up 9% on higher oil prices, fuel sales volumes

Sasol

01/09/2026 06:16

       Sept 1 (Reuters) - South African petrochemical firm
Sasol  SOLJ.J  said on Tuesday its annual profit rose 9%, buoyed
by higher crude oil prices and increased fuel sales volumes. 
    Sasol's headline earnings per share — a profit measure —
came in at 38.31 rand ($2.38) in the year ended June 30,
compared to 35.13 rand the previous year. 

    ($1 = 16.0982 rand)

    (Reporting by Nelson Banya; Editing by Tom Hogue)
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