Canadian Natural Resources

CNQ

Market cap $70.3B

CNQ controls the longest-life, lowest-decline assets in North America, turning oil sands into a structural cash-flow advantage. Breakeven just above $40/bbl, record efficiency gains, and almost no leverage make CNQ one of the safest upstream bets. With 25 years of 21% dividend growth and a cheap valuation, CNQ offers rare upside if oil prices firm up.

CNQ's fresh 52-week high spotlights record production, strong cash flow and disciplined returns fueling its momentum.

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CNQ's vast oil sands mining and upgrading assets showcase long-life scale and steady output, delivering stability, efficiency and lasting value.

Canadian Natural Resources offers a 5.3% dividend yield, nearly five times that of the S&P 500, and trades at a discounted valuation. CNQ's diversified, long-life asset base, recent accretive acquisitions, and robust production growth drive strong cash flows and shareholder returns. The company maintains a BBB+ credit rating, low leverage, and a 25-year dividend growth streak, supporting income and value investors.