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Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

88.66

+1.81 (2.08%)

as of Jun 8, 2026, 2:08:01 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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CNQ, CNQ

WAIT

Oil has had a huge move and so has SU. If oil retraces, you will see SU fall with the rest of the industry.

TOP PICK

$57.38 Model price. 28% upside. It’s been a pretty good performer since Sept/Oct. It’s the earnings and balance sheet relative to the price.

BUY

Likes it. Thinks it is probably Canada’s best energy play. Also owns CNQ. When oil spiked because of Libya, the world asked Saudi Arabia for more oil and it turns out they can’t produce that much more. No body knows what their reserves are. So he is very happy to own domestic oil.

BUY

Definitely the dividend will be increased. Big cap X program they are in the middle of so he wouldn’t expect more than 10% dividend increase. Expects energy prices are going up longer term and companies are putting a lot of money in the ground now to increase production and hopefully will give it back to shareholders. Yield is around 1%, but a grower.

TOP PICK

Finally broke out of a range. A politically safe source of fossil fuel. 50% from oil sands. Great long-term name to own.

BUY

Is continuing to add to it. Thinks energy prices will continue to be strong. Could grow their dividend. It has pulled back to the trend line but did not break it to the downside. It is one of those core energy stocks you would rally want to have.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Apr. 19/10, Up 24.4%) Pulled back nicely. Combination of good production growth over a decade and good exposure to oil. Well managed with a good balance sheet. A key holding.

HOLD

Global assets but the important one to him is the oil sands in Northern Alberta. Sees higher cash flows and dividend increases.

PAST TOP PICK

(Top Pick Mar 5/10, Up 46.90%) It had a challenging year with two fires. Now it is really hitting its strides. 45-50 years of production. A long-term hold. It is fairly valued right now and would wait for it to pull back to buy more.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Nov 18/10. Up 32.52%.)Long term a fabulous company. Quite high because of oil prices. The other thing that is moving it is that Canada looks pretty good on a political stable basis. Wouldn’t be aggressive in Buying. Great way to play oil sands.

TOP PICK

Very liquid so you can trade in and out. Undervalued compared to its peers. Have consolidated their merger and thinks they can post some really interesting numbers and have some fantastic assets.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick March 9/10. Up 44.3%.)Imperial Oil (IMO-T) versus Suncor (SU-T)? He prefers Suncor (SU-T), which has a better growth profile. Imperial has some additional oil sands coming up in the next few years but they are not there yet. Still a Buy.

BUY

Great company. Great properties in the oil sands. Great long-term company. Technically chart shows consolidation at around $33, which is very bullish. This is also in a strong seasonal period.

TOP PICK

Not trading at as a good a valuation as some of the mid to large cap energy stocks. 4th quarter has a strong beat on their refining, which she has been strong on. You may be able to get it cheaper if it pulls off a bit. Produce from Libya and Syria, which are potentially difficult but this is not a large amount of their production.

COMMENT

Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T), Suncor (SU-T) or Crescent Point (CPG-T). Which would be the better hold in terms of better growth over the next year or two? Likes them all but CNQ would probably be the better growth story. This one is more of an integrated rather than a producer. Gas stations and refineries are not the super growth areas. This one is probably safer but has had quite a run. Typically when you have a bounce in gasoline prices, margins downstream begin to fade.

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