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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)

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Key data on CNQ

Market cap

$66.76B

EPS

2.66

P/E ratio

14

Price to sales

2.09

Dividend yield

5.191%

Beta

0.696197

Price on CNQ

Previous close

$31.55

Today's open

$31.71

Day's range

$31.62 - $32.14

52 week range

$24.65 - $35.12

Profile about CNQ

CEO

Scott Gerald Stauth

Employees

10272

Headquarters

Calgary, Alberta

Exchange

New York Stock Exchange

Shares outstanding

2.08B

Issue type

Common Stock

CNQ industries and sectors

Energy

Fossil Fuels

News on CNQ

Want Over $2,000 in Dividends Each Year? Invest $12,000 Each Into These 3 Stocks

Some safe dividend stocks also offer high yields. Their payouts are high but aren't risky, and are backed by strong fundamentals.

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The Motley Fool • Jan 8, 2026

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Venezuelan oil would boost US refiners, hurt Canadian producers

A full-scale resumption of Venezuelan oil exports would benefit refiners in the United States and lower their fuel production costs, with the refineries capable of absorbing most of the roughly 1 million barrels per day of crude that would trade freely if U.S. sanctions on the South American country are removed.

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Reuters • Jan 6, 2026

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The 5 Dividend Stars I Would Buy If I Had To Start All Over Again

I reflect on my early dividend portfolio, which included PEP, HD, PSA, UNP, and DUK, and why it was too defensive for my age. Focusing on growth over yield in the early investing years is critical, as aggressive compounding outpaces immediate income for long-term wealth building. I advocate the 5% Rule: target a 5–6% average yield in retirement by leveraging high-growth, lower-yield stocks early and transitioning to higher-yield later.

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Seeking Alpha • Jan 5, 2026

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If I Were To Retire Today, This Is The 20-Stock Portfolio I'd Own

I present a 20-stock model retirement portfolio targeting a balanced 5.6% yield, emphasizing both income and dividend growth. My approach avoids "sucker yields" by focusing on quality, sustainable payouts rather than chasing unsustainable high-yield stocks. The portfolio is diversified across BDCs, REITs, energy, and growth names, with allocations reflecting risk, yield, and income stability.

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Seeking Alpha • Jan 2, 2026

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Why I'm Waiting Several Months to Buy My No. 1 Income Stock

AI technologies are enabling the U.S. to smash old production records with much smaller rig counts. Oil prices are already down 10% in the past three months despite numerous geopolitical flare-ups.

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The Motley Fool • Dec 30, 2025

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Is Canadian Natural Stock Still an Income Play for 2026?

CNQ's dividend durability, low-cost assets and capital discipline make it attractive for income investors heading into 2026.

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Zacks Investment Research • Dec 30, 2025

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Energy Is, By Far, My Favorite Sector For 2026

Energy badly lagged this year, and I underestimated how severe the supply glut would be. I was early - but the long-term thesis remains firmly intact. Today's oil prices aren't sustainable. Low prices are forcing discipline, squeezing supply, and creating a rare setup where sentiment and fundamentals are deeply misaligned. With positioning extremely bearish and costs rising, I see energy setting up for a powerful reversal - offering both income and upside for patient investors.

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Seeking Alpha • Dec 24, 2025

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BTE or CNQ? Canada's Oil Investors Weigh 2026 Trade

BTE's streamlined strategy, rising cash flows, and earnings momentum make it stand out against steady CNQ heading into 2026.

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Zacks Investment Research • Dec 22, 2025

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Undercovered Dozen: Canadian Natural Resources, Duke Energy, PennyMac Mortgage And More

This week's Undercovered Dozen highlights 12 lesser-followed stocks and funds, each with distinct catalysts or value opportunities. This week's edition covers articles published between Dec. 12 and Dec. 18, offering fresh investment ideas. The series aims to inspire discussion and help investors discover overlooked opportunities in the market.

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Seeking Alpha • Dec 22, 2025

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Canadian Natural Resources: I'm Buying Canadian Oil And NG

Canadian Natural Resources offers a compelling dividend growth opportunity, boasting a 5% yield and 25 years of consecutive dividend increases. CNQ's diversified asset base and efficient reserve management drive resilience, even amid regulatory headwinds and a challenging Canadian energy environment. Earnings are projected to dip in 2026 but rebound strongly in 2027, with EPS growth estimates ranging from 17% to 25.9%.

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Seeking Alpha • Dec 17, 2025

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