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    Emma Graney

    Research Analyst at The Globe and Mail

    Emma Graney is an Energy Reporter at The Globe and Mail, specializing in coverage of Canada’s oil, gas, and energy transition sectors with a focus on key companies such as Suncor, Cenovus, and TC Energy. With a background in journalism rather than equity analysis, her in-depth reporting provides insight into energy policy, corporate strategy, and market dynamics, but she does not publish buy/sell recommendations, success rates, or returns data. Graney joined The Globe and Mail in 2021 after several years at the Edmonton Journal, bringing a wealth of experience in resource industry reporting to her current role. She holds a journalism degree from the University of South Australia and is recognized for her comprehensive analysis and clear communication rather than securities licensure or investment performance metrics.

    Emma Graney's questions to CENOVUS ENERGY (CVE) leadership

    Emma Graney's questions to CENOVUS ENERGY (CVE) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Emma Graney asked for the company's perspective on the new federal policy environment in Ottawa and whether these policy changes could shift the landscape for mergers and acquisitions.

    Answer

    EVP of Corporate Development & Chief Sustainability Officer, Jeff Lawson, described the federal government as the 'most constructive' in a decade but noted significant regulatory hurdles remain. He added that a more competitive and certain regulatory environment would 'shift everything positively,' likely attracting more capital and driving more M&A activity.

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    Emma Graney's questions to CENOVUS ENERGY (CVE) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Emma Graney inquired about Cenovus's perspective on the new federal policy environment in Ottawa and whether these policy changes could shift the broader M&A landscape for the energy sector.

    Answer

    Jeff Lawson, EVP of Corporate Development & Chief Sustainability Officer, described the federal government as more constructive recently but noted significant regulatory hurdles remain. He stated that a more competitive and certain regulatory framework would be a 'virtuous circle,' attracting capital, increasing valuations, and ultimately driving more organic growth and M&A activity across the industry.

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