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Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

88.19

+1.34 (1.54%)

as of Jun 8, 2026, 3:49:32 pm Market Open.

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Jun 7, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 17 opinions in the last 12 months.

Suncor Energy Inc (SU-T) has garnered a favorable outlook from various experts, highlighting a remarkable turnaround and strong potential due to the vast reserves of oil sands in Canada. Many reviews praise its management, particularly the CEO, indicating a confident path forward with solid cash flow generation and shareholder returns. The consensus is that SU has a robust valuation compared to global super-majors, with strong upside potential particularly linked to the dynamics of oil prices. While some experts recognize challenges including external geopolitical factors and regulatory environments, the company remains a core holding for long-term investors looking for dividend stability and growth. Overall, the stock is seen as a sound investment in the context of rising infrastructure development in Canada and a favorable commodity backdrop.

Consensus

Buy

Valuation

Undervalued

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BUY

Dividend is safe and expects they will increases over time but won't be big as they are trying to plow the money back into the business. Well managed. Will do well over time.

TOP PICK

Oil has been hit with a double whammy with the stock market coming off and oil prices have dropped. Oil stocks have been overly punished.

STRONG BUY

Terrific buy. Oil around $80-$90 a barrel they should be $40. Have interests in Libya. May get assets back in Libya. Doesn’t think environmental protestors will shut down oil sands. He has been buying it.

BUY

One of his largest holdings and almost a top pick tonight. Offers compelling value. Extremely diversified play. Downstream operations, oil and gas, some of the best properties in North America. Good balance sheet. Excellently managed company and sells at a slight premium as always.

STRONG BUY

This is a very good time to buy. Even if oil goes lower, their balance sheet is very good and their CapX will not be affected.

DON'T BUY

Chart really looks bad. Have support last year at around $31 and it has broken through this with gusto and has not found in the great support yet. The only support he sees is at around $24.

DON'T BUY

Problem from a trading standpoint is that if the US people get real enthused about it, they can push it up significantly. Yield is not very exciting. As an integrated, it is into the problems that you get in the downstream on margins. These have been pretty good but think they will be limited in the near term. Sold his holdings and prefers others.

BUY

Has come down in terms of cash flow multiples. Used to be 10 to 12 times and is now down to about 8. Very attractive.

TOP PICK

Likes energy and continually looks for ways to get cheap exposure. Has been punished significantly. Very cheap at this price. Oil Sands assets of about $30 NAV and conventional gas of about $8 NAV. Yield of about 1.4%.

BUY

Current price is about as low as it is going to go. 8%-10% production growth for at least 10 years. Probably the best senior oil sands play. Highest percentage of US ownership of a Canadian oil so it tends to swing more as US investors trade more than we do. Cheap.

BUY

Just came through a 6 week turnaround and June-July production was about 95% of their capacity. Thinks there will be some pretty solid operating performances. Trading at a slight discount to its peers.

COMMENT

One of the large Canadian blue-chip integrated oils. With recent sell off in the stock and energy, it looks very cheap. Has a bit of a dividend. Not enough growth for him. If you like this company, you could hedge your position by shorting the energy index against it, which would give you a basket of larger cap names.

DON'T BUY

Is going to lag on the way up. Reclamation costs and costs to get stuff out of the ground will just continue to increase, prefers CNQ.

BUY

Would be happier to see oil at $90 because of the effect on motorists in a slowing economy. This and Husky (HSE-T) are probably the most undervalued energy companies.

BUY

If you want oil sands exposure, this is a good entry point. She has Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T) because of its more diversified asset base. With the pullback in crude and current market uncertainty this is a good entry point for energy names.

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