Sasol expects FY26 financial metrics to meet or beat guidance, flags higher net working capital

• Sasol flagged FY26 financial metrics expected to meet or beat guidance, excluding net working capital, which ended higher than targeted.
• Year-end working capital rose on higher pricing linked to the Middle East conflict, reinforced by a fuels inventory build ahead of a Natref shutdown in Q1 FY27.
• International Chemicals adjusted EBITDA expected to exceed the US$375 million–US$450 million guidance range, supported by higher pricing in the Americas.
• Outlook points to continued volatility, driven by ongoing Middle East geopolitical risk and shifting market dynamics.
• FY27 oil hedging program completed; FY27 ZAR/USD hedging still in progress to manage oil-price and currency swings.

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