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Turnover (Tables)
12 Months Ended
Jun. 30, 2026
Turnover  
Schedule of revenue by major product line

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for the period ended

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Revenue by major product line

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Southern Africa business

 

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Energy

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124 233

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105 522

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124 824

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Coal¹

 

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210

 

3 640

 

3 874

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Liquid fuels²

 

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116 299

 

93 579

 

113 037

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Gas (methane rich gas, natural gas and liquified petroleum gas) and condensate³

 

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7 724

 

8 303

 

7 913

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Chemicals Africa

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59 862

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60 715

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63 829

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Base chemicals

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43 341

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43 247

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45 138

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Differentiated chemicals

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16 521

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17 468

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18 691

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International Chemicals business

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Chemicals America

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40 154

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37 840

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41 424

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Base chemicals

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16 571

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14 876

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16 290

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Differentiated chemicals

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23 583

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22 964

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25 134

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Chemicals Eurasia

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41 865

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42 017

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41 684

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Differentiated chemicals

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41 865

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42 017

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41 684

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Other (Mainly technology, refinery services)⁴

 

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741

 

1 360

 

1 270

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Revenue from contracts with customers

 

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266 855

 

247 454

 

273 031

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Revenue from other contracts⁵

 

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5 263

 

1 642

 

2 080

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Total external turnover

 

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272 118

 

249 096

 

275 111

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1

Discontinuation of export coal sales in 2026 – due to repurposing of the existing export beneficiation plant as a destoning solution, Sasol Mining concluded the last of the export production on 30 June 2025 and the last export sales in the first quarter of 2026.

2

Derived from Fuels segment.

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Derived primarily from Gas segment.

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Relates primarily to the Gas and Fuels segments.

5

Relates mainly to the Fuels, Mining, and Chemicals America segments and includes franchise rentals, use of fuel tanks, fuel storage and Sasol Oil Slate offset by Mining Royalties. The Slate mechanism is the fuel price balancing mechanism within South Africa’s regulated fuel pricing framework, through which industry over-recoveries and under-recoveries are accounted for.