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Sasol — 18th World Petroleum Congress 2005
15 slides from Sasol's conference presentation, Sep 26, 2005
Slide 1: 18th World Petroleum Congress
18th World Petroleum Congress 26 September 2005
Slide 2: Welcome to Sasol!
Welcome to Sasol! …..South Africa’s largest fuel and chemicals producer with annual global sales of over US$10 billion, 50% of which are in South Africa
Slide 3: A global player
A global player Founded in 1950 and listed on JSE Limited in 1979 and on the NYSE in 2003 Market capitalisation of about US$23 billion One third of Sasol is owned by foreign investors
Slide 4: Fuels and chemicals drive our business
Fuels and chemicals drive our business An integrated oil and gas company with substantial chemical interests World’s largest producer of synthetic fuels (we produce 38% of South Africa’s fuels, 3/4 of which (28%) is synthetic) Our Secunda plant produces 150 000 b/day of fuels and chemicals
Slide 5: A unique technological edge
A unique technological edge Central to Sasol’s value, success and future is our Fischer- Tropsch technology high temperature mode (fuel and chemicals produced almost equally) low temperature mode (diesel and naphtha)
Slide 6: A proven alternative to crude oil
A proven alternative to crude oil Abundant coal and natural gas reserves are the potential ‘oil-wells’ of Sasol’s processes We are advancing two 34 000 b/day gas-to-liquid (GTL) projects in Qatar and Nigeria, and are considering others We are completing feasibility studies in China for two potential
Slide 7: A unique value proposition
A unique value proposition Global drive Abundant, inexpensive for cleaner hydrocarbon reserves transportation fuels FT Reduce Diversify energy dependence supplies on crude oil
Slide 8: The product… a premium quality fuel that meets future specifications today
The product… a premium quality fuel that meets future specifications today 35 USA 2006 FT diesel Aromatics (%) 2009 2005 Europe Sulphur < Sulphur < 5ppm 5ppm 20 2008 2004 Japan Cetane >> 70 Cetane 70 Aromatics <<1% Aromatics 1% 10 World -Wide World-Wide Fuel Charter Category 4 0 15 50 Sulphur (ppm)
Slide 9: Advancing a successful strategy
Advancing a successful strategy Growth drivers Grow a global gas-to-liquids (GTL) and coal-to-liquids (CTL) business Grow an integrated chemicals portfolio, and Exploit integrated upstream hydrocarbon opportunities
Slide 10: Growing a global GTL and CTL business
Growing a global GTL and CTL business Revised roll-out for international GTL programme (incl. partners) 600 450 300 150 0 2006 2014 Targeted gross GTL capacity
Slide 11: In longer-term create GTL/CTL/chemicals hubs
In longer-term create GTL/CTL/chemicals hubs Fuel 70% markets Coal / Gas GTL natural gas processing process Ethane/ Naphtha Ethylene Chemical Chemical feedstocks 30% markets Replicate SA integrated business model
Slide 12: ….at home
….at home Domiciled in South Africa We employ 30 000 people world- wide, of which about 25 000 are employed in South Africa Advancing exciting transformation processes in South Africa. Announced a R1,5 billion transaction in our liquid fuels business An announcement is imminent in our mining busines
Slide 13: Building capacity
Building capacity We have the largest bursary scheme in our country We have about 500 bursary holders mainly in fields of science and engineering, and more than 70% are historically disadvantaged South Africans We have various leadership development programmes
Slide 14: Building our nation
Building our nation We are South Africa’s largest industrial investor (R10 billion invested in past year) We provide direct and indirect employment to about 170 000 people We save South Africa about R30 billion per annum in foreign exchange
Slide 15: Thank you
Sasol – growing globally, investing and transforming locally, and patriotically South African Thank you