Is Sasol a Good Investment? Here’s What Johann Rupert Says
Sasol Limited, a global leader in energy and chemicals, is tapping into South Africa’s vast natural resources, offering everyday citizens a chance to invest in the country’s thriving oil and gas sector. With reserves of approximately 8.6 billion barrels of oil-equivalent, Sasol is one of the largest producers of synthetic fuels, and it has been a key player in the South African energy landscape for decades. The company’s efforts in transitioning to cleaner energy while capitalizing on the country’s rich mineral wealth, including its extensive natural gas reserves, ensure long-term stability and growth for investors. By offering shares on the market, Sasol makes it easy for South Africans to participate in this multi-billion-dollar industry.
For as little as R4,500, you can become shareholders in Sasol and access returns ranging from R18,000 to R250,000 per month, depending on market fluctuations. With oil prices reaching highs of over $120 per barrel in 2023, driven by ongoing geopolitical events, Sasol has been able to benefit from the surge in global energy demand. Investors are not only able to profit from rising oil prices but also from Sasol’s diversified portfolio, which includes coal-to-liquid technology, natural gas, and expanding ventures into solar energy. The company’s total revenue reached R246 billion in 2023, making it one of South Africa’s top 10 largest corporations by revenue, a testament to its industry dominance.
Johann Rupert new investment—Sasol—has already seen hundreds of thousands of new investors joining. In just the first few months of its launch, more than 200,000 South Africans signed up to participate in this unique opportunity, with many seeing profits in the first 3 to 6 months.
“Sasol’s model offers a rare opportunity for our people, especially those from underserved communities, to benefit from South Africa’s natural resources sector, generating wealth in an accessible way. With the energy sector projected to grow by 2.3% annually in the next decade, Sasol is well-positioned for continued growth, providing lucrative investment opportunities to the people of South Africa.” – Johann Rupert in an interview with SABC News.