All Brands Owned by Sasol Limited

Who owns Sasol?
Sasol Limited is publicly traded on the JSE and NYSE. Its largest shareholders include the Government Employees Pension Fund and the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa, plus domestic and international institutions.

Is Sasol state-owned?
No. Founded as a state enterprise in 1950, it was privatized via its 1979 JSE listing. State-linked funds remain large shareholders but it operates as a normal public company.

What does Sasol make?
Liquid fuels from coal and gas via Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, plus a broad chemicals portfolio including surfactants, alcohols, polymers, and waxes, and it retails fuel through Sasol service stations.

What was Sasol's 2025 revenue?
Turnover of R249.1 billion for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, with adjusted EBITDA of R51.8 billion and earnings per share of R10.60.

Where is Sasol headquartered?
Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa, with its flagship Secunda synthetic fuels complex in Mpumalanga province.

Is Sasol committed to net zero?
Yes, it targets net zero emissions by 2050 through renewables procurement, feedstock shifts toward gas, and efficiency, though environmental groups criticize the timeline given its status as one of the world's largest single-site emitters.