Last week’s announcement by Sasol that it had struck a deal with French company Air Liquide was a rare piece of good news for shareholders in recent months.

The sale of the 16 air separation units, which supply oxygen and nitrogen to Sasol’s synthetic fuels and chemicals manufacturing process at its giant Secunda plant, will net the company R8.5bn in cash...

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