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Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

86.85

-4.16 (4.57%)

as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 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

Has been under pressure year-to-date. Good name for a longer-term exposure.

TOP PICK

Almost an inexhaustible source of energy. Not the cleanest energy and they will have to have a cleaner face and are working very hard on PR. We'll be using oil for a long time to come. Very cheap right now.

HOLD

Acquired Petrocan about a year ago and have been repositioning their portfolio by selling some of those assets and redeploying proceeds into their oil sands operations. Very good oil sands operator. Oil has been pretty range bound this year. She is positive on oil and this is a good long-term hold.

BUY

One of the largest companies in the country. Best leases in the oil sands. Stumbled a little bit with fires and setbacks on their upgraders but starting to turn the corner. Had a good quarter recently. Throwing off more and more cash the cause of their integration with Petrocan.

COMMENT

Owns some, but prefers Cenovus (CVE-T). Acquired PetroCan and did a good job running it. Well managed. Lower dividend payer.

HOLD

It is caught in a sideways-mostly trading range. They have stated that they want to raise their dividend regularly. They need the price of oil to go up for stock to go up. He is underweight the energy stocks.

COMMENT

After Petrocan acquisition they’re selling gas and non-core assets and retreating to being primarily oil sands. Very good at it and one of the lowest cost producers. If oil prices get back to oscillating between $70 and $85, this will probably go back to the $39-$40 level. (See Top Picks.)

DON'T BUY

Looks like they are turning the corner. Had a rough start to 2010 with operational upsets as well as the pain of the merger process with Petrocan. Have a firebag expansion coming on next year so there will be some incremental production growth. There are better places to be.

COMMENT

Has been an under performing stocks in the energy sector. Wouldn't be surprised to see this break short-term support over the next few weeks. Historically it has bottomed right around 3rd week of November and then does well until the 1st week of May.

BUY

One of his largest holdings in the energy group. A dominant company in Canada. They are going down as the price of energy is going down. He would be buying it at current levels.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Feb 5/10. Up .02% excluding dividends.) Likes the oil sands.

DON'T BUY

Obviously range bound. Market is worried about the price of crude, can the company make money regardless of the price of crude and if they can digest the Petrocan assets. If you want to you can trade the range of roughly $31-$35. Thinks there are better places to be.

BUY

Secure supply of assets in the ground in an environment of a decline in conventional light crude globally. Feels they can continue to have production growth going forward. Trading at 18X with a reserve life index of 50 years plus.

TOP PICK

Petrocan integration is moving along and they are starting to divest non-core assets.

BUY

Had some operational problems but judging from the 2nd quarter results, they have solved some of the issues. Had some great asset sales. Would buy in the $32-$33 area.

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