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Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE)

Valor Justo
EnergyOil & Gas IntegratedCanada

Fundamental

83

Precio

$31.36

Capitalización Bursátil

$57.69B

Parte 1 · Cuánto vale la empresa

Resumen

Cenovus is a Canadian oil and gas producer that pumps crude, mainly from oil sands in Alberta, and also refines a portion of it into fuels through its own refineries in Canada and the United States. Owning both the wells and some of the refineries — an integrated model — means it captures margin at more than one stage: it sells raw crude to the market, and separately turns crude into products like gasoline and diesel that it also sells.

Cómo genera ingresos

Revenue comes from selling barrels of crude oil, natural gas and refined products at prevailing market prices, so it rises and falls with global energy prices rather than with any pricing power of Cenovus's own. The upstream (production) business and the downstream (refining) business tend to move in opposite directions when oil prices swing, since cheap crude that hurts producers is a cheaper input for refiners, which partly smooths the group's combined results.

Ventaja competitiva

Sin ventaja identificada · Ninguna

Crude oil, natural gas and refined fuels are commodities: a barrel from Cenovus is interchangeable with a barrel from any other producer, and the price is set by the global market, not by Cenovus. Its long-lived oil sands reserves and integrated refining give it operational advantages, but no pricing power or customer lock-in that would qualify as a durable moat.

Qué impulsa la demanda

Cíclico

Results swing with the global price of oil and gas, which itself moves with world economic growth, OPEC+ supply decisions and geopolitical events far outside the company's control. A period of high prices can be followed within a year or two by a glut and a sharp downturn, and Cenovus's profitability follows that cycle closely.

Riesgos clave

  • Commodity price volatility — Changes in oil and natural gas prices materially affect results, and the company has limited ability to control or predict where those prices go.
  • Operational disruption — Risks inherent in operating oil sands extraction and refining facilities, including unplanned outages and production disruptions, can cut output and raise costs.
  • Economic sensitivity — Changes to general economic, market and business conditions worldwide directly affect demand for oil and gas, and therefore the prices Cenovus can obtain.
  • Cost and capital estimate accuracy — Results depend on the accuracy of estimates for production volumes, operating expenses, inflation, taxes, royalties and capital costs; misjudging any of these can erode expected returns on major projects.
  • Climate-related risk — The company faces risks associated with climate change and with the assumptions it makes about future carbon regulation and the pace of energy transition, which could raise compliance costs or curtail future projects.

Los argumentos a favor

Buyers argue that Cenovus's integrated model of oil sands production plus refining smooths the swings of a pure oil producer, that record 2025 output and a $3.9 billion annual profit show the business generates real cash even at moderate prices, and that its long-lived reserves give decades of visible production ahead.

Los argumentos en contra

Sellers fear that a business with no pricing power of its own lives or dies by a commodity cycle it cannot control, that oil sands extraction carries above-average operating and environmental costs, and that a serious push on climate policy could permanently impair the value of its long-lived reserves.

Written by the editors, published on 18 de agosto de 2026

Direct competitors

Who this company fights with for the same customers

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P/E: 16.5Score: 62Market cap: $151.42B

Cenovus's former oil sands partner is now a rival: through its Surmont thermal project it produces Canadian heavy crude for the same U.S. Gulf Coast and Midwest refiners Cenovus supplies, while competing globally for the same investment capital.

Suncor Energy Inc.SU

The closest comparable to Cenovus: a Canadian integrated producer that turns its own Alberta oil sands bitumen into refined fuels and sells them at the pump, competing for the same heavy-crude barrels, the same refining margins and the same Canadian fuel customers.

Imperial Oil LimitedIMO

Another Canadian integrated company whose Kearl and Cold Lake oil sands production feeds its own refineries and the Esso and Mobil station network, putting it head-to-head with Cenovus in both heavy-oil production and Canadian fuel retailing.

Canadian Natural Resources LimitedCNQ

Canada's largest oil sands producer, competing directly with Cenovus for the same heavy and thermal barrels, the same pipeline capacity out of Alberta and the same buyers of Canadian heavy crude.

Strathcona Resources Ltd.SCR

A pure-play Canadian heavy oil producer whose Cold Lake and Lloydminster thermal projects sit in the same basins as Cenovus's Christina Lake, Foster Creek and Lloydminster assets and sell the same blended heavy barrel.

Balance y Liquidez

Ingresos

$59.56B

Últimos 12 meses (hasta 30/6/2026)

Beneficio Neto

$6.66B

Últimos 12 meses (hasta 30/6/2026)

Flujo de Caja Libre

$5.48B

Patrimonio Neto Total

$24.43B

Pasivo Total

$11.63B

Ratio de Liquidez

1.63

Cobertura de Intereses

-

Deuda/EBITDA

0.81

Beneficio Por Acción

Ingresos y Beneficio Neto

Flujo de Caja Libre

Desglose de Ingresos

Estado histórico

Márgenes en el tiempo

La deuda en el tiempo

Cuánto pesa la deuda

Cuadro de crecimiento

Crecimiento — Ingresos

Estimación de Valor Justo

CíclicaValoración Justa

Valor Justo

$35.12

Precio Actual

$31.36

Margen de Seguridad

+10.7%

Rango de Valor Justo

$31.11 - $39.13

Dispersión entre los métodos de valoración utilizados, no un intervalo de confianza calibrado estadísticamente.

Métodos de Estimación

Precio objetivo de los analistas:$37.01
Flujo de caja descontado (DCF):No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Múltiplo sobre beneficios (P/E):$26.61
Fórmula de crecimiento de Graham:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Valor de la capacidad de generar beneficios (EPV):$49.71
P/B justificado:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Descuento de dividendos (Gordon):No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
P/FFO, fondos de operaciones:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Beneficios de mitad de ciclo:Datos insuficientes para calcularlo
Múltiplo sobre ingresos:No aplicable a este tipo de empresa
Consenso de Analistas:Compra Fuerte (19B / 2H / 1S)
Última Sorpresa de Resultados:-6.32%

Métricas de Valoración

Ratio P/E

12.22

ROE

20.9%

Ratio P/B

2.36

P/FCF

10.54

Margen Bruto

29.9%

ROIC

28.1%

Radar de Rentabilidad

Creación de Valor (Ventaja Competitiva)

ROIC

28.1%

WACC

7.0%

ROIC − WACC

+21.1 pp

El ROIC supera el coste del capital: la empresa está creando valor para los accionistas.

Criterios de Análisis Fundamental

Superado (15)

  • Price CAGR 7.47%
  • ROIC 28.1%
  • P/FCF 10.54
  • P/B Ratio 2.36
  • Debt/Equity ratio
  • Positive Free Cash Flow
  • Current Ratio
  • Debt/EBITDA
  • DCF valuation (Undervalued)
  • ROE 21.0%
  • Revenue Growth 5Y 30.3%
  • Analyst Consensus 86% Buy
  • Earnings Surprise avg 18.8%
  • Earnings Quality (OCF/NI) 3.14
  • Net Margin Trend 7.9% vs 5.8%

Fallido (3)

  • Gross Margin 29.9%
  • CapEx intensity
  • Piotroski F-Score 2/9

No disponible (9)

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  • Interest Coverage
  • Return on Tangible Assets
  • Low reliance on intangibles
  • Price below Graham Number
  • PEG Ratio (need PE > 0 and growth > 0)
  • Share Dilution (missing shares data)

Piotroski F-Score

2/9

Preocupaciones financieras graves

score
criteria

Calidad de los Beneficios

3.14

Alta calidad: beneficios respaldados por efectivo

Dilución de Acciones

-

Recomprando acciones. Favorable para el accionista

Participaciones institucionales

Gobernanza

Equipo Directivo

NombreCargoEdad
Mr. Jonathan M. McKenzie CAPresident, CEO & Non-Independent Director57
Mr. Kam S. Sandhar CAExecutive VP & CFO-
Mr. P. Andrew DahlinExecutive VP & COO-
Mr. Jeffery G. Lawson LLBExecutive VP of Corporate Development & Chief Sustainability Officer56
Mr. John F. SoiniExecutive Vice-President of Upstream – Thermal & Atlantic Offshore-
Ms. Susan M. AndersonSenior Vice-President of Legal, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary-
Mr. Geoffrey T. MurrayExecutive Vice-President of Commercial-
Logan PopkoSenior Vice-President of Corporate & Operations Services,-
Mr. Eric ZimpferHead of Downstream-
Ms. Candace NewmanSenior Vice-President of Corporate Services-

Riesgo de Auditoría

2

Riesgo del Consejo

7

Riesgo de Compensación

1

Riesgo de Derechos del Accionista

1

Parte 2 · El precio y el momento de entrar

Esta parte no sirve para saber si la empresa vale: sirve para elegir cuándo comprarla, una vez que los fundamentales te han convencido. Dentro: análisis técnico, potencial, caídas históricas, exposición gamma.

Latest News

Recent headlines for CVE, sourced from Markets Gazette.

  • 5/6/2026NEUTRAL
    Cenovus Energy Q1 2026 Earnings Call: Complete Transcript

    Cenovus Energy Inc. has released the complete transcript for its Q1 2026 Earnings Call. While the transcript provides detailed insights into the company's performance, strategic initiatives, and outlook for the upcoming quarters, it does not contain specific forward-looking financial figures or immediate performance indicators that would suggest a distinct positive or negative market reaction. Investors should review the transcript for a comprehensive understanding of the company's operational status and future plans.

  • 5/6/2026NEGATIVE
    Canada’s Carbon Tax Hinders Pipeline Plans, Cenovus CEO Says

    Cenovus Energy CEO Alex Pourbaix stated that Alberta's proposed west coast oil pipeline project is being hindered by Canada's current climate policies. He emphasized the need for a policy shift towards promoting oil production from new projects to facilitate such infrastructure development. This suggests that stringent climate regulations are creating significant headwinds for major energy projects, potentially impacting future production and revenue for companies like Cenovus. Investors should monitor policy changes and their direct effect on project approvals and operational expansion.

via Markets Gazette