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SASOL CODE OF CONDUCT (THE CODE)
Some examples of anti-competitive practices include:
Cartel conduct between
competitors. This includes
price fixing, market allocation,
collusive tendering (bid rigging)
and output restrictions.
Anti-competitive agreements
between Sasol and its
customers/suppliers.
Abuse of a dominant market
position.
Exchange of competitively
sensitive information with
competitors.
We do not share competitively sensitive information with a competitor. This includes information relating to,
amongst others, recent, current or future prices, pricing methods, policies, markets, marketing strategies,
territories, customers or suppliers. If, for any reason, Sasol is required to disclose or receive competitively
sensitive information, first seek guidance from the relevant Sasol Legal Advisor or the Competition Law Centre
of Expertise.
We abide by Sasol’s Competition Law and Anti-Trust Policy and we ensure that we understand competition law
regulatory requirements and the risk of non-compliance in the countries where we operate.
Key competition law resources:
Sasol’s Competition Law and Anti-Trust Policy Statement;
Sasol’s Policy Statement on Cross Directorships;
Trade Association Clearance Procedure; and
Various Standards and Guidelines, including on Dealing with Competitors, Procurement, Joint
Ventures, Contracts and Contractual Terms, Mergers and Acquisitions, Agents and Distributors.
Please contact your Sasol Legal Advisor or the Competition Law Centre of Expertise for further
information or assistance.
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