TSE:SU

Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

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-4.16 (4.57%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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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.

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Buy
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Undervalued
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BUY
Merging with PetroCan (PCA-T) and he likes the deal. PetroCan has a history of management issues with operations. A perfect combination. (He owns PetroCan and will be happy to end up with Suncor.)
BUY
Merging with PetroCan (PCA-T). The reason to buy either is that they have a production profile that could grow dramatically. If you are positive on energy over the next little while, it makes a ton of sense to have a senior company like this.
COMMENT
Would prefer buying this through PetroCan (PCA-T) at a discount. This will be our national champion in the oil sands. No one can take it over as it has the protection of the Petro Canada Act. We'll continue to go a lot higher.
WAIT
High quality integrated company with assets predominantly in oil sands. In the process of acquiring PetroCan (PCA-T). Not very cheap. He is expecting a correction in crude oil prices, which will give you a buying opportunity.
DON'T BUY
Not a fan of the oil sands. When crude spiked, this one did not. The rebound from the beginning of the year is less than what crude had. This sector is not a “buy and hold” at the moment as there are too many overhead questions about it.
BUY
Merging with PetroCan (PCA-T). The oil companies over the long term are a great story and they'll do well. Merging with an integrated oil company and they are an oil sands company, which is very complicated area. The risk is that they don't get it right.
COMMENT
Merging with Petrocan (PCA-T). Doesn't expect there will be a takeover offer as it would have been on the table by now and also not sure the government would allow it. When the 2 companies come together, it will be a flagship company.
COMMENT
Merger with PetroCan (PCA-T) is probably going to happen. We need another champion in Canada. Synergies are there and he thinks it will work.
BUY
Very opportunistic in purchasing PetroCan (PCA-T). This is going to be a big long-term plus. The cash flow will help them in financing for developing their long-term oil sands projects.
COMMENT
Thinks this will be a very strong company after the merger with PetroCan (PCA-T). Good oil sands and natural gas exposure. Can get a number of savings from their refining and marketing groups.
BUY
Merging with PetroCan (PCA-T) and this will be the driving influence behind these stocks. Combination of the 2 will create a formidable competitor.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick June 16/08. Down 46.93%.) With the merger with PetroCan (PCA-T) Will be a very dominant refining arm. Oil sands is where it’s at in terms of oil.
BUY
Have made a very good deal with PetroCanada (PCA-T) and is advantageous to the shareholders of both companies. Very well positioned to go forward. There will be a lot of oil coming out of the oil sands and this will be a prime beneficiary.
BUY
Thinks oil prices have got ahead of themselves and you can expect to see it go back to the low $60's level. In that case, this company will correct even more. Over the long-term oil needs to be in the $80-$90 range.
TOP PICK
Likes their long life assets. Has lots of upside to production. Assuming they get the PetroCan (PCA-T) deal done, it becomes a much better company. They end up with very strong cash flows to fund future growth. Probably take $300-$400 million out of their costs SG&A as well as capital costs. Makes it a lower risk play with a very good balance sheet. You could buy PetroCan but if the deal doesn't go through there probably would be more downside on it.
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