Suncor Energy, Inc. Stock News

Suncor Energy has achieved its net debt target, enabling it to return more money to shareholders through dividends and buybacks, making it an attractive investment. Despite lower oil prices, Suncor reported strong Q4 results, with record production levels and impressive free funds flow, highlighting its operational efficiency. The macro environment appears moderately bullish, with postponed tar...

Inflation erodes purchasing power, making it crucial to invest in equities, which historically outperform cash over the long term despite volatility. My thesis is that inflation will stay "higher for longer" due to factors like energy costs, labor market tightness, and deglobalization. To combat inflation, I recommend investing in sectors with strong pricing power like energy and real estate, w...

I believe we're at a turning point for cyclical stocks, with improving indicators and global growth signaling potential outperformance in industrials, energy, and transportation. I'm positioning my portfolio for this shift, adding to railroads, machinery, and energy stocks. I'm confident these sectors will see strong returns and accelerating dividend growth. Of course, risks remain - geopolitic...

Suncor Energy Inc. (NYSE:SU ) Q4 2024 Earnings Call February 6, 2025 9:30 AM ET Company Participants Troy Little - Senior Vice President, External Affairs Rich Kruger - President and Chief Executive Officer Kris Smith - Chief Financial Officer Peter Zebedee - Executive Vice President, Oil Sands Dave Oldreive - Executive Vice President, Downstream Shelley Powell - Senior Vice President, Operatio...

Canadian oil producer Suncor Energy is well-positioned compared to many of its competitors to weather threatened U.S. tariffs, CEO Rich Kruger said on Thursday.

Canada's Suncor Energy beat analysts' estimates for fourth-quarter profit on Wednesday, as the integrated oil and gas firm benefited from higher oil production and strong refined product sales volumes.

The artificial intelligence rally led by the so-called Magnificent 7 over the past two years has been remarkable if you owned those stocks.

Many stocks don't offer particularly high yields. The stocks in the S&P 500, for instance, average a yield of just 1.3%.