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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd
TSX:CNQ

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TSX:CNQ
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Price: 60.89 CAD -0.11% Market Closed
Market Cap: CA$127B
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Canadian Natural Resources is one of Canada’s largest oil and gas producers. It explores for, develops, and produces crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids from a mix of oil sands, heavy oil, light oil, and natural gas assets in Canada, the North Sea, and offshore Africa. It does not refine fuel or run gas stations; its job is to pull hydrocarbons out of the ground and sell them to refiners, utilities, and other energy buyers. The company makes money mainly by selling the oil and gas it produces, so its income is tied to commodity prices and the volumes it can produce. Its main customers are industrial buyers and energy traders that need feedstock for refining, power generation, heating, and export markets. Much of its business comes from long-life reserves and large-scale projects that can keep producing for many years. What makes Canadian Natural different is its mix of asset types. It combines oil sands mining and thermal projects with conventional oil and gas wells and offshore production, which gives it more ways to find and develop barrels than a pure single-basin producer. That broad production base makes it a major upstream supplier in the energy chain rather than a company that focuses on retail fuel or downstream refining.

CNQ Intrinsic Value
52.02 CAD
Overvaluation 15%
Intrinsic Value
Price CA$60.89

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