Canadian Natural Resources shares slide nearly 7% in 12 days as adjusted funds flow hits C$6.9 billion record
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Canadian Natural Resources shares fell ~7% despite record Q2 adjusted funds flow (C$6.9B) and strong free cash flow, highlighting the disconnect between commodity-linked equities and underlying operating results. The pullback is attributed mainly to softer crude prices on easing Middle East supply-risk expectations, pressuring Canadian energy names. Near term, oil price direction remains the key variable for sector sentiment and cash-return expectations.
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Shares of Canadian Natural Resources fell about 7% over 12 days, dropping from C$72.35 to C$67.29. Over the same period, the company reported record adjusted funds flow of C$6.9 billion, more than doubling from a year earlier. Free cash flow was nearly C$3 billion. The company returned about C$2.4 billion to shareholders through dividends and buybacks during the quarter while keeping its quarterly dividend at C$0.63 per share.
