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The man running South Africa's iconic energy and chemicals company
Simon Baloyi was recently appointed as the president and chief executive officer of Sasol and has the high-stakes task of transitioning the energy and chemicals giant from fossil fuels to more sustainable energy sources.
However, the 48-year-old veteran is tempering ambitions in the short term by focusing on reducing the company's debt and maximising its existing operations before exploring growth opportunities in less carbon-intensive businesses.
Simon Baloyi was recently appointed as the president and chief executive officer of Sasol and has the high-stakes task of transitioning the energy and chemicals giant from fossil fuels to more sustainable energy sources.
However, the 48-year-old veteran is tempering ambitions in the short term by focusing on reducing the company's debt and maximising its existing operations before exploring growth opportunities in less carbon-intensive businesses.
