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Sasol's Secunda plant. Picture: WIKIPEDIA
Sasol's Secunda plant. Picture: WIKIPEDIA

Weaker oil prices and lower sales volumes have weighed on Sasol’s interim performance. The petrochemical company, which posted a 31% decline in headline earnings per share, skipped paying an interim dividend. Business Day TV unpacked the performance with Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi.

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