Interim Financial Results

for the six months ended 31 December 2021

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Forward-looking statements

These statements may also relate to our future prospects, expectations, developments and business strategies

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BUSINESS OVERVIEW

  • Fleetwood Grobler

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Progressing our four key priorities

Safety

Operational Excellence

Environmental, social and

governance (ESG)

Shareholder value

delivery

Progress

  • Intensified safety focus
  • Fatalities not acceptable
  • Sasol 2.0 defined - operating model reset
  • Strong ramp-up in US specialty chemicals
  • Lower production mostly in SA Operations
  • Climate change strategy in place
  • Progressing partnerships
  • Balance sheet reset
  • Capital allocation framework refined

Focus areas

  • Focused interventions embedded
  • Reaffirming zero harm objective
  • Prioritising SA business recovery
  • Committed to $30-35/bbl SA break-even
  • Continued delivery of Sasol 2.0
  • Continue progressing the gas transition
  • Advancing SAF1, green hydrogen and RE2
  • Moving towards dividend resumption
  • Concluding asset divestments

Strong macro recovery supporting balance sheet recovery

1. Sustainable Aviation Fuel

2. Renewable energy

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Progressing sustainable safety improvement

Fatalities, LWDC1 and RCR

120

0.6

100

0.5

andfatalities

80

0.4

60

0.3

RCR

LWDC¹

40

0.2

20

0.1

0

0

FY18

FY19

FY20

FY21

FY22 (YTD)

Fatalities

LWDC

RCR

Recordable Case Rate (RCR) at 0,282

  • Five tragic fatalities
  • Committed and dedicated leader-championed safety culture
  • Additional leadership focus areas identified
  • Enabling a work environment where our employees have improved understanding of risks and potential severity of undesirable outcomes
  • Encouraging a culture where employees feel free to stop unsafe work and report
  • Institutionalising lessons learnt from previous incidents

Embedding safety and operational discipline as the foundation of our organisation

1. Lost work day cases

2. Excluding illnesses

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