Suncor Energy (SU) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Achieved record Q1 upstream production of 875,000 barrels/day, highest first quarter ever, and record refining throughput of 498,000 barrels/day, driven by Fort Hills and E&P growth.

• Product sales hit an all-time high of 681,000 barrels/day, up 34,000 barrels/day from Q3 2025, reflecting a strategic shift to value and volume.

• Returned over $1.5 billion to shareholders through $825 million in buybacks and over $700 million in dividends, with planned 2026 share repurchases increased by over 30% to nearly $4 billion.

• Achieved market capitalization of $109B in Q1 2026, with net debt to AFFO at 0.5x and strong operational integration across upstream and downstream segments.

• Investor Day commitments delivered ahead of schedule, with significant production and refining capacity growth, breakeven reductions, and free funds flow increases.

Financial highlights

• Adjusted funds from operations reached CAD 4.03 billion, up from CAD 3.045 billion year-over-year, and free funds flow was CAD 2.913 billion, up from CAD 1.9 billion.

• Net earnings rose to $2.1 billion ($1.77/share) from $1.689 billion ($1.36/share) year-over-year.

• Returned CAD 1.5 billion to shareholders in Q1: CAD 825 million in buybacks and CAD 712 million in dividends.

• Buyback program increased to CAD 350 million per month as of April 1.

• Working capital build of CAD 1.7 billion in Q1, mainly due to higher prices, led to a temporary net debt increase of CAD 500 million sequentially.

Outlook and guidance

• 2026 guidance targets total upstream production of 840–870 kbpd and refinery throughput of 460–475 kbpd, with refinery utilization guidance now 90%-93%.

• Targeting another 100,000 barrels/day of upstream production growth and further CAD 5/barrel reduction in enterprise breakeven over the next three years.

• Expecting additional CAD 2 billion/year in free funds flow, with double-digit annual growth rates in free funds flow and per share.

• Long-term plan based on large, high-quality reserves (7 billion barrels 2P, 30 billion barrels contingent), with a shift toward higher-margin in-situ production.

• Committed to steady dividend growth and consistent buybacks, regardless of commodity price cycles.