TSE:IMO

Imperial Oil (IMO.TO)

182.14
+0.80 (0.44%)
as of Aug 31, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconAug 31, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 11 opinions in the last 12 months.

Imperial Oil (IMO-T) is recognized as a strong player in the energy sector, particularly due to its solid cash flow generation and impressive dividend growth, boasting a consecutive 31 years of increases above 20% annually. Analysts suggest that as Canada's energy landscape becomes more favorable, the stock presents an attractive hedge against inflation, with a return potential given its price target of $157.47. While some experts find the stock may be overvalued compared to peers, many agree it is fundamentally sound, especially in an environment where energy demands are expected to rise. The sentiment across various reviews indicates an optimistic long-term trend, though vigilance is advised due to potential fluctuations influenced by global oil prices. Overall, despite some warnings of short-term volatility, the outlook remains bullish for investors considering an energy exposure.

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BUY
Likes the integrated oil companies. A good solid company to hold. They buy back stock regularly. Well run.
BUY
Trading right at support level, which is always a positive sign. Has the potential to go back up to the $50 level. On the downside, use a tight stop of $42. Would suggest buying call options, which will limit your downside. This one will have actively trading call options.
PARTIAL BUY
He is more positively inclined towards oil in the short term. This stock would be a core holding in portfolios. Buy in stages.
BUY
The stock broke out about 6/8 weeks ago and has recently pulled back to the breakout point. Feels it has good technical support in here. Exxon (XOM-N) is raising cash and could be making a move on Syncrude of which Imperial oil is a part of.
BUY
Large integrated oil company. Owned by Exxon in the US. There is always the chance that the parent will take out the company. If you like the long-term opportunity for oil sands, this is a safer way to play.
HOLD
Price appreciation is going to change on the overall outlook for energy. Do a fairly decent job on their operations. Numbers were relatively strong on the last quarterly report.
SELL
Has had a spike and he does not know the reason for this. If he owned it, he would take some of the money off the table.
DON'T BUY
Has always traded above his model price. His model price is $46.66, which is a negative 6% differential.
COMMENT
Great quarterly results. Good refining exposure. If you own, consider taking some profits.
BUY
Prefers Petro Canada (PCA-T) because of their international exposure. With marketing/refining margins as strong as they are, and being the largest in Canada, they're benefiting from this.
COMMENT
Has a great store of value. He tends to go for companies where he can avoid the risk of downstream companies. Prefers Encana (ECA-T), Talisman (TLM-T) and CNQ (CNQ-T).
BUY
Spending a lot of money on the pipeline, but this, historically, has been a well run company. Generates tons of free cash flow. Good long-term hold.
DON'T BUY
The charts on integrateds look really ugly and he doesn't see them turning around anytime soon. A shortage of gasoline hasn't had any effect on stocks.
DON'T BUY
A dull stock. If you want to buy one of the integrateds, buy Husky (HSE-T) or Petro Canada (PCA-T).
COMMENT
Still have some of the best metrics and great properties. Trading at about 15.5 X earnings which is average. Facing limited growth potential because it is predominantly in the western sedimentary basin.
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