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Canada's Oil Sands: Highlights from Q1 2014 results
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Report summary
Several oil sands producers achieved record cash flow during Q1 2014. Supported by narrowing price differentials and a weaker Canadian dollar, producers easily coped with higher natural-gas costs. The stock market has responded favourably to producers' stronger financial performance, which we interpret as a vote of confidence in the sector's ability to cope with infrastructure constraints and sustain the success.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Pricing
- Differentials narrow
- Rail, pipe, and refinery demand ease constraints
- Outlook improves
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Production
- Mining impacted by maintenance
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In situ projects yield mixed results
- In-situ production and SORs
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Financial performance
- Record cash-flow generation
- Disciplined strategies pay off
- Market responds favourably
- Miscellaneous news
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Bitumen and SCO prices
- Pricing differentials to WTI
- Mining production
- Canada's Oil Sands: Highlights from Q1 2014 results: Image 4
- Cash-flow and stock-price performance
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