Sasol is looking to revive its international chemical business, including a sprawling US complex, to boost earnings and open up an option to potentially list it, according to the company’s chief executive officer. The South African maker of fuel and chemicals from coal reported its first loss since 2020 last year and took billions of dollars in writedowns. The company has about $4 billion of debt and suspended dividend payouts. Its shares tumbled 55% in 2024.