Sasol, which reported headline earnings per share of 30.72 rand in the previous financial year, is due to report results for the financial year to June 30, 2020, on Aug. 17.
- Reuters
Johannesburg — South African petrochemicals giant Sasol, which has been hit by high debt levels and falling oil and chemical prices, on Friday said it expected full-year headline earnings to decrease by at least 20%
Sasol, which reported headline earnings per share of 30.72 rand in the previous financial year, is due to report results for the financial year to June 30, 2020, on Aug. 17.
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