
TSE:SU
This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.
Suncor Energy Inc has received a mixed but generally positive reception from experts. There's a notable appreciation for the company's turnaround since 2014, highlighting its operational efficiency and long-life oil sands projects. The company's potential for free cash flow generation and commitment to shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks are emphasized as key strengths. However, concerns about fluctuations in oil prices and external geopolitical factors temper enthusiasm, with some experts favoring stocks like CNQ for various reasons. Overall, Suncor is viewed as a core holding in the Canadian energy sector with significant upside potential, though cautious approach is advised amid ongoing industry challenges.
Has been a big disappointment in terms of it's production growth. A recently cancelled voyager upgrade project wasn't really a surprise. Not the company it was 3 or 4 years ago.
Valuation is attractive, which is why they continue to hold it. New CEO is expected to increase the dividend. Recently positive on Suncor.
Had a joint venture with Total (TOT-N) and both companies decided that the new upgrader was not going to go ahead and it looks like that was the right decision. Recently restated good oil sands production growth of over 4%. Also, just announced an increase in their quarterly dividend. Yield of 2.58%. Sees it at over $40 in 12 months.
He sold it when they acquired Petro Canada. They sold off an asset just recently and people knocked the stock down because of that. He thinks, though, that they are doing a good job of capital discipline. They have probably rationalized a lot of the Petro Can assets. At these levels it is worth buying here.
This needs the energy sector to come back in favour a bit. The catalyst for this could be the resolution of some of their transportation difficulties. Has good growth prospects, zeroing in on profitable growth as opposed to production growth. If you can be patient, you can make a lot of money if you hold it over the next 3 years.
Like many other large Canadian oil/gas companies has suffered from weaker differentials, concerns over costs in the oil sands, general concern that oil prices are going to go lower. With a huge change in technology that we have seen in the oil/gas business, all of the previous assumptions about supply and resources available in North America and the issue of Peak Oil is being at bit debunked by the new technology.
Oil. Historically Oil and Nat Gas have been liked but have recently diversified. When they get the LNG thing and we can transport gas, it is a local thing so the price will stay there for a couple of years. $85 is big support for oil and we will see it tested in the next couple of weeks. Local integrated oil SU-T is attractive now and he picked some up.
Great assets. Likes that they did not proceed with Voyager, which makes more room for dividend increases. They were already generating a ton of free cash flow so they have room for dividend increases. With all the political issues, there is a lot of overhang on the shares. Next quarter is going to be a good indicator for him. Wildly cheap so once some of the negative sentiment gets removed, it will have room to run.
Tremendously long lifed. Going out 3 years you could own this stock if you don’t worry month to month. Returns a lot of cash to shareholders. Ultimately he thinks Keystone will get approved but it will take longer than people think. 2.4% yield. Should increase dividend every year and maybe throw in a big buyback. If oil goes up you get good leverage to that.