Sasol has hit back at investors who said they would reject its climate-change report at an annual general meeting last month, before it was abandoned because of a protest. The petrochemicals company accused the investors, which included Ninety One and Old Mutual Investment Group, of misconstruing its climate record in a letter to shareholders, a copy of which was seen by Bloomberg. Indicative proxy votes showed that the resolution would have been backed by more than 80% of its shareholders at the disrupted November 17 meeting, it said.
