Welcome to the web version of the Sasol EthicsLine. We appreciate your effort to advance ethics in Sasol.

You will be redirected below to the website where you can report a suspected ethical transgression. This is an independent website that is externally managed by Tip-offs Anonymous (TOA), a division of Deloitte.

Before providing TOA with information, please take note of the following important message:

Anybody is welcome to contact the EthicsLine about unethical conduct in Sasol. The EthicsLine is a confidential system to report suspected transgressions to the Sasol Code of Conduct. People who choose to use the EthicsLine may raise a concern only if they act in good faith. Please understand that the EthicsLine is not a complaints line and should only be used to report suspected transgressions of the Sasol Code of Conduct.

In making this report, you are not required to identify yourself and may remain anonymous (unless prohibited by the legislation in your country).  However, it is important to note that if you opt to remain anonymous, the reported matter may be very difficult or even impossible to investigate. You are thus encouraged to disclose your name in confidentiality, at least to Tip-offs Anonymous or the Sasol Group Ethics Office. If you provide your name under this condition, your identity will not be disclosed without your consent. If you are willing to make your identity known to Sasol, but only to the Ethics Office, please indicate so clearly. All information provided will be treated with the necessary confidentiality.

For more information on this, and other aspects that are important to consider before making a report to TOA, please click here. 

After submitting your information, you will be provided with a reference number.  You will be required to quote this reference when contacting the EthicsLine at a later stage to add more information to the original report or to receive feedback on a concern that you have submitted.

Within one workday from submitting your report, Tip-offs Anonymous will submit the report to the Group Ethics Office for appropriate follow up action. All valid reports will be investigated where appropriate and possible (e.g., should sufficient information be provided) and the appropriate corrective action will be taken.

Please click here to be transferred to the Tip-offs Anonymous website and to make a tip-off.

Please note that once you click on the link, you will be leaving the Sasol website and will be entering a secure website administered by Deloitte.

Alternatively, you can report unethical behaviour by calling any of the toll free international EthicsLine numbers below.

The Sasol Whistle-blower Policy is intended to encourage all stakeholders who have dealings with Sasol to make call reports about any actual or suspected unethical conduct without fear of adverse consequences.

Unethical conduct and transgression of the Code of Conduct should be reported timeously and dealt with through the appropriate mechanisms. If you become aware of a circumstance or action that appears to violate the Sasol Values, Code of Conduct, Sasol policies or laws we are subject to, or any human rights violations you should contact the Sasol EthicsLine.

Call Reports can be made in different languages, including English, Afrikaans, Zulu, Sotho, Xhosa, Pedi, Venda, Tsonga, Tswana, SiSwati, Ndebele, Mandarin, Portuguese, Italian, French, Dutch, Spanish, Slovakian, Japanese and German.

NON-RETALIATION AND CONFIDENTIALITY

Sasol strictly prohibit any form of retaliation, intimidation, harassment or victimisation against a reporter who in good faith makes a report or raises a concern that he or she reasonably believes to be a violation of Sasol’s Code of Conduct. Retaliation against employees is prohibited even if their reports or concerns are proven unfounded by an investigation.

Should anyone within Sasol attempt to retaliate against or victimise a reporter for speaking up and making a report in good faith then such person will face disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal.

Any reporter or witness who suspects that they are being victimised or retaliated against as a result of having made an ethics report, or for assisting in an investigation, should immediately make another ethics call report providing all the details of the alleged victimisation or retaliation.

Everyone who deals with the ethics call reports and the investigation thereof are bound by strict confidentiality obligations. If you make a call report, you may elect to remain anonymous.