ChemBriefCW75 Stock Performance: Wednesday, September 9, 2026
The CW75 index fell 1.06% this week, underperforming global benchmarks, while Sasol shares surged to levels not seen recently.
chemweek · 2026-09-10 02:37 UTC
The CW75 index fell 1.06% this week, underperforming global benchmarks, while Sasol shares surged to levels not seen recently.
Sasol reported a 47% year-over-year increase in international chemicals EBITDA for 2026 and forecasts earnings of $450–600 million for 2027, citing value-over-volume strategies amidst market oversuppl
Sasol reported a 17% profit surge driven by high oil prices boosting its coal-to-liquid fuel division amidst geopolitical conflict. Production at its Secunda hub reached five-year highs while the firm
A study links Sasol’s Secunda plant to 1,000 annual pollution-related deaths, citing $1 billion in economic damage. Findings highlight severe health impacts and lax emission standards compared to glob
South African airlines face potential jet-fuel shortages following technical issues at Sasol's Natref refinery. Carriers are implementing contingency plans including tankering adjustments and alternat
Sasol reported record earnings driven by soaring fuel prices, leveraging coal-to-liquids capacity to bolster South Africa's energy security. Facing environmental scrutiny, the company plans renewable
Sasol anticipates beating earnings guidance for its International Chemicals unit due to higher prices and plans to restart an Italian facility by late 2026 amid tightening global n-paraffin supply.
Sasol announced a €60 million capacity expansion for its high-performance alumina facility in Brunsbüttel, Germany, expected by 2029. This move aims to bolster European catalyst supply chains and impr
Sasol invests €60 million to expand high-performance alumina production at its Brunsbüttel facility, targeting beneficial operation around 2029 to strengthen its supply of spherical alumina supports f
Sasol's stock doubled amid rising oil prices, yet analysts express skepticism due to carbon liabilities and feedstock depletion risks. Major downgrades highlight concerns over the long-term viability
Sasol's chemicals division posted mixed Q3 results amidst volatile feedstock costs and geopolitical disruptions, prioritizing margin defense over volume growth.
Sasol reported declining chemical sales in H2 2025 due to market weakness and plant outages, though it maintains full-year profit guidance. Regional performance diverged as Eurasia grew while Americas
Sasol maintains earnings outlook despite sales dipping due to lower average selling prices in the Americas and Africa, while its Eurasia business saw a 14% price uptick.