TSE:SU

Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

91.44
+0.21 (0.23%)
as of Aug 14, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.

Suncor Energy Inc (SU) has garnered a range of positive reviews from various experts, many of whom highlight its strong performance under new management and its potential for significant growth. The company is noted for its solid fundamentals, particularly within the oil sands sector, and experts see it as a long-term play benefiting from Canada's energy infrastructure development. Although some express caution about current valuations and recent leadership changes, the overall sentiment leans towards optimism, anticipating a continued upside in share prices. The company is expected to maintain strong cash flow generation, with potential for increased shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks. Despite some recent underperformance, many believe that its strategic initiatives position Suncor well for future success.

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Positive
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Valuation
Fair Value
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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.
BUY
Suncor (SU-T) or Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T)? Owns and likes both of the better one right now on a valuation basis is CNQ and you get a little bit more bang for your buck. More production and cheaper valuation. In a diversified portfolio you can own both of them and be very happy.
TOP PICK
The pre-eminent oil sands company in Canada and perfected the art of oil sands mining and the SAGD technique. Been some transition/operation issues with Petrocan merger but they are overcoming this. Very capable management. $45 at $85 oil in a couple of years.
BUY
Premier oil sands name. Had a few problems. Right now we are seeing oil $82 and inventories are a little high. From a seasonal perspective there is a move that takes place this time of year into beginning of October. It has bounced off support.
TOP PICK
Looking for 5 to 7 years of 10% per year good production growth. Relatively low risk. About 12X earnings, 6.5X cash flow and asset value in the mid-$40's. Thinks the stock is undervalued by about 20%.
TOP PICK
Dominant player in the Canadian oil patch. Still digesting the Petrocan assets. What happens to energy will be reflected in this company. Operating problems affected the stock price. Expecting cash flows to go up significantly for the next few years.
BUY
Leveraged to crude and are a major oil sands producer. Selling off some of the Petrocan assets and using the proceeds in the oil sands. Have had a couple of fires but this is resolvable.
BUY
Should do fairly well in relation to previous quarters. Have had a heck of a last 3-4 quarters with fires at the various upgraders, which cut off a third to two thirds of their production.
STRONG BUY
Everyone should own oil sands. Long life asset in a politically and geographically secure area. Lots of upside. BP spill changed paradigm of where we are going to get oil from.
COMMENT
Chart shows the 200-day moving average is around $34 area and he thinks the stock will rally to around $38. This company has a lot of work to do. Thinks this is a trading stock so when it gets up to $38, trade out of it.
HOLD
A first-class company and technically one of the most competent groups, particularly in the oil sands area however, prefers Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T), which is substantially cheaper.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
A premier oil sands company. Have worked hard to get past the issues of operational problems. Well run company with long life assets. Try to buy under $30 and lighten up when he gets to the $38-$39 range.
TOP PICK
Incredibly cheap. The merger with Petrocan is now starting to throw off the savings he was hoping for. Thinks it will be more than $1,4 billion in savings. Good growth prospects both in oil sands and regular type of oil. Expect they will grow the dividend regularly.
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