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Imperial Oil (IMO-T) has drawn mixed reviews from various experts, highlighting its solid fundamentals and integrated business model that combines low-cost production from Alberta oil sands with refining capabilities. Many commentators underscore its strong balance sheet, operational excellence, and significant dividend growth over the past five years, which averages around 23% annually. Analysts have varied price targets for the stock, generally clustering around the low $100s, indicating expectations for capital appreciation and steady yields just below 3%. Despite some concerns regarding near-term oil price fluctuations and geopolitical influences, there remains confidence in the company's ability to generate cash flow and return value to shareholders. However, a few experts caution that there may be better investment opportunities within the energy sector despite its overall positive outlook.
Sideways trading range. Reported earnings today. Should not be affected as much by potential US tariffs, as energy may be exempt. Boring, blue chip. He likes energy, and this is a way to play. Yield is 2.9%.
(Analysts’ price target is $104.28)Good business. Alberta oil sands are low cost, long life, low decline. Refineries. Integrated, with benefit being that it takes the raw edge off commodity price sensitivity. Owns this indirectly through the back door, with an investment in XOM (major shareholder of IMO).
Modestly bullish on oil. Not his first choice, but no quarrels with it either.
The ZEO ETF recently broke out to new highs. In the group, he likes CNQ, IMO and SU.
Oil prices weak recently, generally gets a little firmer coming into winter. Lots of Middle East conflict. US energy producers in general have performed much worse than Canadian, partly because of debate on whether shale can sustain production.
Longer term, the sector is attractive and these companies will generate a ton of cash and strong dividend growth. Near-term technical questions. He'd love to see price of oil stabilize. It has in last couple of days, but that's geopolitically driven.
Very well run company. Trading at premium to other energy companies. Safe company with excellent inventory. However, better options out there for investors.
Rock-solid balance sheet. Great long-life assets. Operational excellence. Cashflow-generating machine. Bought back 1/3 of company's shares in last 7-8 years; that will continue. 5-year dividend growth rate is 23% a year. Pricing power. A company that will offset inflation. Yield is 2.5%.
(Analysts’ price target is $102.21)The old Esso. Great company, but better names to own going forward. If an investor has owned since the 1970s, they've done really well but probably sitting on a heck of a tax liability.
Very bullish on energy. Strong cash flow that continues to be returned to shareholders. Expecting capital appreciation as energy stocks added to portfolios again. Will continue to hold shares.
An alternative to CNQ. Returning capital to shareholders. Debt levels are down to 19%. Dividend growth north of 20%. Has grown dividend 23% a year over the last 5 years. Energy is one of the most under-owned sectors in the world. Good value and good total return. Yield is 2.5%.
Higher oil prices are better. But Trans Mountain pipeline is going to take a bunch more oil from Alberta, and so the differential on Canadian vs. US oil will continue to squeeze in. There's also been a pickup in volumes. He thinks the pension funds and foundations are going to have to own this sector again.
Currently testing lid on the chart direction. Would recommend buying. Currently breaking resistance. Bullish on oil prices.
It's a stable, well-run integrated oil company, but he's never owned this, because the US parent majority-controls IMO. Is better growth elsewhere.
Imperial Oil is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol IMO-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (IMO-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:IMO or IMO-T
In the last year, 8 stock analysts published opinions about IMO-T. 4 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 4 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Imperial Oil.
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8 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Imperial Oil In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-03-21, Imperial Oil (IMO-T) stock closed at a price of $102.2.
Bought this around $92 with proceeds from CNQ. Attracted to the chart. A swing chart, easy to trade. Hopes it'll go to at least $105 or so, which is when he'd probably sell. Yield is 3%.
(Analysts’ price target is $104.56)