[WATCH] Sasol has reported a 52% drop in basic earnings per share for the six months ended in December. Headline earnings per share also fell by 31%. The energy and chemicals company has attributed the weak result to a difficult operating environment, with revenue decreasing by 10% due to lower oil prices and narrow refining margins. SASOL CEO Simon Baloyi speaks to Tumisang Ndlovu about the numbers. #Newzroom405 | Newzroom Afrika

2.1K views · 12 reactions | Earnings can be the primary driver of a stocks’ long-term growth, so it’s important to understand how earnings estimates work. Unfortunately, much of the investing industry gets the concept wrong. https://youtu.be/BuXN5L9O2qg | Fisher Investments | Facebook