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Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO)

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+0.83 (0.91%)
as of Aug 14, 2026, 6:18:18 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 opinions from experts, primarily focused on its recent turnaround under new management. Many reviewers commend the operational improvements and the company’s ability to generate free cash flow, especially in the context of Canada's oil sands being seen as crucial assets with long reserve lives. While there are concerns about the stock's recent performance and the impact of leadership changes, several analysts still demonstrate confidence in the company’s growth potential, citing a possible 40% upside in the next two years. Furthermore, Suncor is viewed as a stable investment with solid dividends, although some experts have a preference for Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ) based on price and valuation aspects. Overall, many express optimism for Suncor's future trajectory, suggesting it remains a viable option for investors looking for energy sector exposure.

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Positive
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Fair Value
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BUY
Like all the Canadian energy plays it has been badly beaten up. Great long-term hold.
BUY
Great company. Trading at very low valuations. Well run.
COMMENT
Trading at about 1.5 X book value, which is very cheap. Longer-term, oil prices have to be at this level or higher.
COMMENT
All tar sands projects are like a beta on the price of oil. If oil price drops, they get hit more than the price decline but when it rises they go up even faster. If you are an optimist and believe oil will reach $80, this is a Buy. North of $100 it is a table pounding Buy.
BUY
Oil sands costs are among the lowest. Stock will sell off in sentiment with crude prices. Expects that average crude prices will migrate up and this represents a great entry point. Long-term hold.
COMMENT
Presuming you like the market, this could be a good entry point but there could be further downside.
COMMENT
Almost a pure play on oil sands has no exploration risks. Really the price of oil that is affecting this stock. Currently oil prices are weak but long-term this is a great company and this is an excellent price.
COMMENT
One of the best-managed companies in Western Canada. 30-year supply of oil. Good production. Lowest cost per barrel. Doesn't think the environmental impact will be significant. US needs oil. A bet on oil prices. If you think it is going up, a good stock to hold. You can wait until early next year when he feels oil prices will get a bit of a lift.
BUY
Dynamics for oil are very good longer-term. He prefers Imperial Oil (IMO-T) or Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T) but this will do well.
BUY
Already in production in the oil sands. Have production that won't decline for another 25-30 years. If oil prices decline further, they could very well put off their new Voyager project.
HOLD
(Market Call Minute.) Not clear what the CapX story is going to look like and thinks the stock will reflect this uncertainty for quite a while.
BUY
Thinks the energy sector is massively oversold. If you are an integrated producer like this one, you are much better off as your refining and marketing can help offset oil weakness.
COMMENT
In the tar sands. Hugely beaten down because of selling from the US. If you're going to get into the tar sands, this is one of the originals and basic costs are lower. Looks very cheap.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Good discussion of costs on producing oil sands.
DON'T BUY
Question: If oil prices were $55 in 2009, which of Canadian Oil Sands (COS.UN-T), Suncor (SU-T) or Husky Energy (HSE-T) would you buy?Answer: Probably Husky. It is an integrated with a lot more diversification. Suncor is integrated but is mostly heavy oil. Canadian Oil Sands is entirely heavy oil. Heavy oil is the most vulnerable to the changes in energy prices.
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