Suncor Energy Maintained at Outperformer at CIBC Ahead of Q4 Results; Price Target Kept at C$70.00

MT Newswires Live02-03

CIBC Capital Markets reiterated its outperform rating on the shares of Suncor Energy (SU.TO) and its C$70.00 price target ahead of the oil producer and refiner's fourth-quarter results.

"Suncor Energy reports after market on February 3, 2026. The company pre-announced F2025 production of 860 MBoe/d and downstream throughput of 480 MBbl/d. We estimate Q4/25 CFPS of $2.55 and capital spending of $1,600 million vs. consensus of $2.63 and $1,531 million, respectively. Suncor released 2026 guidance of 840-870 MBoe/d on capital spending of $5.6 billion-$5.8 billion, which was mostly in line with our expectations at 855 MBoe/d and $5.6 billion, respectively. The company is also planning to host an Investor Day on March 31, where we expect updates to the company's bitumen development plans in the Fort McMurray region. Alongside an operational update on January 5, the company noted it had achieved its 2024 Investor Day goals a year ahead of schedule, driving ~$3.3 billion of incremental free cash flow generation and lowering its WTI breakeven by US$10 per Bbl," the investment bank wrote.

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