All Brands Owned by Suncor Energy Inc.

What does Suncor Energy own?
Suncor Energy owns and operates extensive oil sands production facilities, petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, and the Petro-Canada retail network. The company holds majority ownership in the Syncrude Canada joint venture and maintains integrated operations across the complete petroleum value chain from extraction to consumer sales.

Is Suncor Energy publicly traded?
Yes, Suncor Energy is publicly traded on both the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol SU. The company has been publicly traded since its formation in 1979 and is included in major Canadian and American stock indices.

Who founded Suncor Energy?
Suncor Energy was created in 1979 by Sun Oil Company, an American petroleum company, through the merger of its Canadian conventional and heavy oil operations. The merger included Sun Oil Company and Great Canadian Oil Sands, creating a unified Canadian energy company focused on oil sands development.

Where is Suncor Energy headquartered?
Suncor Energy is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The company maintains its primary corporate offices in Calgary, positioning it at the center of Canada's energy industry and close to its major operational assets in northern Alberta.

How many employees does Suncor Energy have?
Suncor Energy employs approximately 18,000 people across its operations in Canada and internationally. The workforce includes engineers, technicians, retail staff, and professionals supporting the company's integrated energy operations.

Who owns Suncor Energy?
Suncor Energy is owned by institutional investors, mutual funds, pension funds, and individual shareholders worldwide. The company trades publicly on Canadian and American stock exchanges with no controlling shareholder, ensuring independent operation and governance.

What is Suncor Energy's revenue?
Suncor Energy reported annual revenue of approximately CAD 54.5 billion for fiscal year 2024. The company generates revenue through oil sands production, petroleum refining, petrochemical manufacturing, and retail operations, with integrated operations across the petroleum value chain.

Suncor Energy's primary brand portfolio includes:

• Petro-Canada: Retail gasoline stations and convenience stores
• Suncor: Industrial and wholesale petroleum products
• Sunoco: Historical retail brand (replaced by Petro-Canada)

The Petro-Canada brand represents Suncor's most significant consumer presence, with service stations across Canada offering gasoline, diesel, convenience store items, and automotive services.

Advantages

• Leading position in Canadian oil sands development with extensive reserves
• Integrated operations across the petroleum value chain
• Strong retail presence through Petro-Canada brand
• Significant renewable energy investments and environmental initiatives
• Canadian headquarters and major employment in Canada

Considerations

• Dependence on oil sands operations with environmental challenges
• Vulnerability to oil price volatility and regulatory changes
• Competition from other integrated energy companies
• Transition challenges toward lower-carbon energy sources
• Capital-intensive operations requiring significant investment