Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. stock falls Thursday, underperforms market
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. closed 22.2% short of its 52-week high of C$56.50, which the company achieved on April 10th.
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Canadian Natural Resources' SWOT analysis: stock poised for growth amid challenges
Limited (TSX:CNQ; NYSE:CNQ), a prominent player in the Canadian oil and gas sector with a market capitalization of $63.8 billion, has been attracting significant attention from analysts and investors alike.
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. stock rises Wednesday, still underperforms market
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. closed 21.1% below its 52-week high of C$56.50, which the company achieved on April 10th.
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Canadian Natural Resources: The Definition Of Shareholder Friendly Management
CNQ's management prioritizes shareholder value with debt reduction, dividend hikes, and share repurchases. Read here for a detailed investment analysis.
Outlook for Canadian Natural Resources Stock in 2025
We can expect more of the same for Canadian Natural Resources stock in 2025: strong production, returns, and shareholder value creation.
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Canadian Natural and Shell Announce Swap Deal for AOSP Assets
Canadian Natural Resources Limited CNQ and Shell Canada, an affiliate of Shell plc SHEL, have agreed on an asset swap transaction relating to the transfer of a working interest in the Athabasca Oil ...
Canadian Oil Producers to “Bear Brunt” of U.S. Energy Tariff
“Canadian oil producers are expected to eventually bear most of the burden of the tariff with a $3 to $4 a barrel ...
Canadian Natural Resources Has Strong Growth Potential
Canadian Natural Resources boasts a nearly $70 billion market cap and a 5% dividend yield. Read why I maintain my buy rating ...
Canadian Stocks To Watch Now – February 04th
CSX, Canadian Pacific Kansas City, Celsius, Cenovus Energy, and Canadian Natural Resources are the five Canadian stocks to watch today, according to MarketBeat’s stock screener tool. Canadian stocks ...
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Production stopped at West Africa field as FPSO heads for dry dock
Canadian Natural Resources has stopped production from its Baobab oilfield offshore Ivory Coast as it prepares to mobilise ...