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Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

93.14

-0.47 (0.50%)

as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 4, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

Suncor Energy Inc (SU) has garnered significant attention from analysts, particularly in light of its impressive turnaround under the current CEO. Many experts express confidence in the company's ability to generate strong cash flow, particularly from its oil sands operations, and believe that Suncor remains well-positioned for future growth. Despite a recent dip in performance following the CEO's resignation, several analysts project a potential upside of around 40% over the next two years if the new leadership maintains the company's strategic focus. While some experts favor CNQ for its attractive evaluation, Suncor is praised for its long-term prospects and robust dividend return, indicating it could be a solid choice for income-seeking investors. Overall, the sentiment around Suncor reflects optimism about its future trajectory, combined with a reminder of the inherent volatility in the oil sector.

Consensus

Positive

Valuation

Fair Value

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COMMENT

Has been whacked like all the Canadian oil stocks in general. Had some specific problems with respect to some of its fields. Looking at this one a go forward basis, it could be a yield play. Earnings will tick up and payout ratio is quite low and they could increase their dividends over time. This will be a great place to be over the next 10 years.

WAIT

Within the next month (Jan 23 until June 15) it will have seasonal strength. This sector significantly under performed the market in 2011 so will outperform the market in 2012.

TOP PICK

Feels energy, especially oil, is particularly cheap. With their long lived assets that they have in the oil sands, the growth and that the stock has really never recovered from the 08 meltdown, it is a great long term buy. Oil prices are going to stay high as the world is running out of oil.

HOLD

Oil stocks are near their 52 week lows when oil is at about $100. What happens if oil goes lower? Stock prices are already reflecting the oil price backing off as people don’t believe oil can stay up. If oil stays at current levels, then oil stocks are really cheap. This is one of the better managed integrated oil companies.

COMMENT

If you think oil is going to do okay in the next year, and he thinks it will have a slow recovery.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 22/10. Down 26.52%.) People hate it but unsure why. Probably the oil sands. Keystone pipeline is very vital to the US to get the product to the southern market. Looking at the price of this stock compared to the price of oil, it is apparent that the stock should trade at twice the price it is now. Eventually, Keystone pipeline is going to get built and West Texas crude is going to trade at a similar price to Brent crude and companies like this will benefit. Time to buy is not when everybody loves it, but when everybody hates it

WAIT

Chart looks like it wants to come back to the $25 level. It is still in a downtrend. If it breaks to $25, $22 is where it probably goes to. Seasonal period doesn't start until February, so you might want to wait. $25 looks like a good place to step in.

COMMENT

There are difficulties currently surrounding the oil sands. Blighted somewhat by having acquired Petrocan’s assets, which included Libya and Syria. He would worry about the rising costs that are deemed to be ahead. He is also concerned about the negative attitudes regarding the oil sands. It could go even lower.

COMMENT

A lot of the large Canadian E & P companies are pretty beat up, particularly given how high oil prices are. As a long-term proposition, probably not a bad place to be. Pretty low multiples. The one knock is that they are so big, it is hard to move the needle. You can buy and put away for 20 years.

BUY

Feels there is definitely some tax loss selling going on. They had big bay expensive projects and a lot of mining operations. He prefers the SAGD operations or smaller projects, which are capital intense but in smaller chunks. You could buy and he thinks you will see $35-$40 again. Should be good production growth.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Jan 5/11. Down 18.1%.) His model price is $56.55, an upside of 85%. Very cheap.

BUY

Compared to other stocks in the sector, it is looking quite good but it is quite a grind. This is a stock that you buy now and hope that it gets back up to the $35 level. If it goes back down to $28.50, he'll sell his holdings.

BUY

Oil is a very under owned sector and that will be changing. Looking for a very strong December. This company has enormous leverage and is discounting around $73 long term oil and he feels long-term oil price is going to be well over $100. Execution is improving.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Nov 9/10, Down 17.39%) Fabulous company. All the senior stocks were hit hard. If you buy them now

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 1/10. Down 19.74%.) Still likes it. Have some of the best properties.

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