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INTRODUCTION
SASOL AT A
GLANCE
DRIVING SUSTAINABLE
VALUE CREATION
EXECUTING
STRATEGY
DELIVERING
BUSINESS VALUE
SUMMARISED FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE
CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
SUSTAINABILITY
REPORT
REMUNERATION
REPORT
ASSURANCE/
ADMINISTRATION
SOCIAL – COMMUNITY CONTINUED
Sasol in society continued
IMPACT
ENVIRONMENT AND
BIODIVERSITY
The environmental strategy has
evolved and expanded from
clean-up activities to an integrated
waste management solution,
driving sustainable transformation.
This approach prioritises waste-towealth initiatives that align Sasol’s
environmental stewardship with
national conservation goals.
Sasol’s sustainable environment
programmes aim to reduce waste
in the surrounding communities
and use the integrated value chain to
recycle materials, converting waste into
real value. The programme includes
environmental education, tree planting,
street clean-ups, waste collection and
recycling in Sasol’s operational areas.
South Africa
Qatar
Italy and Germany
Following the 2024 baseline study, Sasol
developed an integrated waste management
solution to strengthen the full wastemanagement value chain and improve
environmental outcomes. Key achievements
in FY26 included:
• Sasol Qatar continued to support environmental
• The “Bee Project” to protect local
• Planting more than 120 trees and the key
achievement of the programme was its
extensive reach, engaging approximately
85% of the Govan Mbeki Municipality
population
• The Zonda Insila Programme (ZIP) in
Mpumalanga was implemented to upskill
waste pickers and divert waste from landfill
areas, enhancing community capacity in
waste management
• Sasol employees and community members
continue to volunteer their time to sort
waste received from community members
and households
awareness and biodiversity education through
the maintenance and stewardship of the Qatar
e-Nature platform, which remains a key national
digital resource for environmental knowledge
and engagement. During FY26, engagements
progressed towards the structured transfer of the
platform to the Friends of the Environment Centre
under the Ministry of Environment and Climate
Change, ensuring long-term sustainability and local
ownership while preserving its educational legacy
• In parallel, the formal transfer of the flagship
Qatar e-Nature platform to the Friends of the
Environment Centre, under the auspices of Qatar’s
Ministry of Environment and Climate Change,
was completed. The transition empowers national
stakeholders to continue expanding environmental
education, enabling the refocusing of Sasol’s CSR
priorities towards accessibility, STEM outreach,
and digital inclusion
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biodiversity is still ongoing. Sasol’s Augusta
installed three additional apiaries in early
2026 underscoring Sasol’s commitment
to highlighting the key role of bees in the
ecosystem
• In Germany, the Brunsbüttel site established
its apiaries in mid-2025 and is now
planning the sowing of flower meadows to
enhance the local ecosystem
North America
• Sasol’s Nature in Focus is a series of familyfriendly events organised in partnership with
the City of Lake Charles. The initiative aims
to promote outdoor activities, education
and community engagement. In FY26, more
than 200 community members attended
events where they learned about wildlife
and their natural habitats as well as species
unique to Southwest Louisiana
