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SASOF
Sasol

Last Price:

5.16

Seasonality Move:

1.27%

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Sasol Price Quote

$5.16

Sasol Key Stats

Sell

Sasol (SASOF) is a Sell

Day range:

$5.16 - $5.16

52-week range:

$4.70 - $10.21

Dividend yield:

12.31%

P/E ratio:

0.00

P/S ratio:

0.00

P/B ratio:

Volume:

Avg. volume:

543

1-year change:

-43.54%

Market cap:

$3.3B

Revenue:

$14.7B

EPS:

$0.77

How Much Does Sasol Make?

How Much Are Sasol's Sales Annually?
SASOF Revenues are $14.7B
How Much Profit Does Sasol's Make A Year?
SASOF net income is -$2.4B

Is Sasol Growing As A Company?

What Is Sasol's Growth Rate Quarterly?
Quarterly YoY revenue growth is -0.06%
What Is Sasol's EPS Quarterly YoY Growth Rate?
Quarterly, year-over-year diluted EPS growth rate is 0.25%

Sasol Stock Price Performance

Did Sasol Stock Go Up Last Month?
Sasol share price went up by 2.38% last month
Did SASOF's Share Price Rise Over The Last Year?
SASOF share price fell by -43.54% over the past 1 year

What Is Sasol 52-Week High & Low?

What Is Sasol’s 52-Week High Share Price?
Sasol has traded as high as $10.21 over the past 52 weeks
What Is Sasol’s 52-Week Low Share Price?
Sasol has traded as low as $4.70 over the past 52 weeks

Sasol Price To Free Cash Flow

Data Unavailable

Is It Risky To Buy Sasol?

How Much Debt Does Sasol Have?
Total long term debt quarterly is $0
How Much Cash Does Sasol Have?
Cash and short term investments quarterly total is $2.8B
What Is Sasol’s Book Value Per Share?
Book value per share is 16.37

Is Sasol Cash Flow Positive?

What Is SASOF Cash Flow From Operations?
Cash flow from operations (TTM) is $1.9B
What Is Sasol’s Cash Flow From Financing?
Cash flow from financing (TTM) is $67.8M
What Is Sasol’s Cash Flow From Investing?
Cash flow from investing (TTM) is -$1.6B

Sasol Return On Invested Capital