Canadian Natural Resources
TSX / NYSE: CNQ
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Listed oil companies and stock codes.
This directory separates company securities from crude benchmarks. It identifies listed producers, refiners and pipeline operators connected to Canadian heavy oil, Oman, Murban and an OPEC basket component, then shows delayed USD share or ADR charts where comparable US-market history is available.
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Suncor Energy
TSX / NYSE: SU
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Cenovus Energy
TSX / NYSE: CVE
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Imperial Oil
TSX / NYSE American: IMO
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Enbridge
TSX / NYSE: ENB
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Shell plc
LSE / NYSE: SHEL
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TotalEnergies SE
EPA / NYSE: TTE
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BP plc
LSE / NYSE: BP
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Eni S.p.A.
BIT: ENI / NYSE: E
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Oil company directory with stock codes.
The relationship column describes why the company appears here. It does not imply that a security tracks one benchmark, one crude grade or one asset.
| Company | Region | Role | Verified relationship | Listing or stock code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canadian Natural Resources | Canada | Oil sands and heavy-oil producer | Operates oil sands mining, upgrading, thermal in-situ and primary heavy-crude assets in Western Canada. | TSX / NYSE: CNQ |
| Suncor Energy | Canada | Integrated producer and refiner | Produces bitumen from mining and in-situ oil sands operations and operates upgrading and refining assets. | TSX / NYSE: SU |
| Cenovus Energy | Canada | Integrated producer and refiner | Operates Canadian oil sands assets and downstream refining operations. | TSX / NYSE: CVE |
| Imperial Oil | Canada | Integrated producer and refiner | Operates Canadian oil sands production and refining businesses. | TSX / NYSE American: IMO |
| Enbridge | Canada / United States | Pipeline operator | Its Mainline connects western Canadian crude supply with Canadian and US markets. | TSX / NYSE: ENB |
| Shell plc | Oman | Upstream shareholder | Holds 34% of Petroleum Development Oman. | LSE / NYSE: SHEL |
| TotalEnergies SE | Oman / United Arab Emirates | Upstream shareholder | Holds 4% of Petroleum Development Oman and 10% of the ADNOC Onshore concession. | EPA / NYSE: TTE |
| BP plc | United Arab Emirates | Upstream shareholder | Holds 10% of the ADNOC Onshore concession. | LSE / NYSE: BP |
| INPEX Corporation | United Arab Emirates | Upstream shareholder | Participates through JODCO, which holds 5% of the ADNOC Onshore concession. | TSE: 1605 |
| PTT Exploration and Production | Oman | Upstream shareholder | Holds 2% of Petroleum Development Oman. | SET: PTTEP |
| OQ Exploration & Production | Oman | Producer | Oman-listed upstream exploration and production company within OQ Group. | MSX: OQEP |
| Eni S.p.A. | United Arab Emirates | Refining shareholder | Holds 20% of ADNOC Refining. | BIT: ENI / NYSE: E |
| OMV AG | United Arab Emirates | Refining shareholder | Holds 15% of ADNOC Refining. | VIE: OMV |
| Saudi Aramco | Saudi Arabia | Integrated producer and refiner | Produces Arab Light, one of the twelve current OPEC Reference Basket components. | Saudi Exchange: 2222 |
How many barrels can each refinery process?
The six refineries below can process at least 2,692,000 barrels per day in aggregate on their published capacity bases. Capacity measures crude or feedstock entering a refinery. It does not equal the barrels of finished products leaving each day.
Refineries compared6
Combined stated capacity2.69 million b/d
Largest listed siteRuwais
MeasurementBarrels per day
Operator-published crude, refining or total-throughput capacity. Hover or tap a bar for the exact basis.
| Refinery and operator | Owner or related listing | Published daily capacity | Annual equivalent at that rate | What the number means |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dangote Petroleum RefineryDangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals · Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria | Privately held | 700,000 b/d Published crude-distillation capacity | 255.5 million barrels | Capacity is the maximum crude-distillation rate stated by the operator, not a daily production report. |
| Edmonton RefinerySuncor Energy · Strathcona County, Alberta, Canada | TSX / NYSE: SU | 159,000 b/d Published refining capacity | 58.0 million barrels | Suncor publishes current plant capacity; actual refinery throughput varies with utilization and maintenance. |
| Port Arthur RefineryValero Energy · Port Arthur, Texas, United States | NYSE: VLO | 435,000 b/d Published throughput capacity | 158.8 million barrels | The operator describes this as throughput capacity for crude oil and other feedstocks. |
| Humber RefineryPhillips 66 · North Lincolnshire, United Kingdom | NYSE: PSX | 221,000 b/d crude Published crude-throughput capacity | 80.7 million barrels | Phillips 66 also states 245,000 b/d total throughput; the chart uses the separately reported crude figure. |
| Duqm RefineryOQ8 (OQ and Kuwait Petroleum International) · Duqm, Oman | OQ / KPI joint venture; not exchange listed | 255,000 b/d Reported operating refining capacity | 93.1 million barrels | OQ8 reported this rate in February 2025 as 110% of its original 230,000 b/d nameplate capacity. |
| Ruwais RefineryADNOC Refining · Al Dhafra, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates | ADNOC with Eni (BIT / NYSE: ENI / E) and OMV (VIE: OMV) | More than 922,000 b/d Published crude-and-condensate refining rate | More than 336.5 million barrels | The operator states that the site refines more than 922,000 barrels per stream day; the chart plots 922,000 as a conservative floor. |
Capacity is not actual throughput
A 435,000-barrel-per-day refinery may run below that rate during maintenance or above a former nameplate rate after debottlenecking. Company-wide throughput must not be assigned to one refinery unless the company reports it that way.
Input is not product output
Crude and other feedstocks become gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, petrochemical feedstocks and heavier products. Processing gains, losses and non-crude inputs mean the finished-product total need not equal crude intake barrel for barrel.
Annual figures are capacity equivalents
The annual column multiplies the published daily rate by 365. It shows scale if that rate were sustained all year; it is not reported annual production.
Producer, refiner and pipeline operator are different exposures.
Upstream producers
Producers extract oil and gas. Their results can reflect production volume, realised prices, royalties, operating costs, hedging and assets that have no direct link to the benchmark you are viewing.
Integrated companies and refiners
Integrated companies can produce crude and refine it into fuels and chemicals. Refining margins may respond differently from upstream crude prices, especially when feedstock discounts or product demand changes. Read why US refinery design can make imported heavy crude useful.
Pipelines and logistics
Pipeline operators earn from transport infrastructure and contracted services. Capacity can affect regional crude differentials, but the company security remains a separate instrument with its own financing and operating risks.
Use the WCS price and WTI discount to study Canadian heavy oil, the Oman benchmark and Murban benchmark for company relationships in the Middle East, and the OPEC Basket component table for the difference between a member-country crude and a listed company. For dated plant-level evidence rather than nameplate capacity, review the Russian refinery operating-status map.
Benchmark first, company second. Start with the oil benchmark directory, use the crude-quality map to understand the product, and use this page to identify public companies with documented roles in that value chain. For a dated operating snapshot, open the Russian refinery status map.
Questions about listed oil companies.
Does an oil company share price track crude oil directly?
No. A share price reflects the whole company, including production, refining, transport, costs, debt, dividends and market expectations. It is a separate instrument from a crude benchmark.
Why are some companies listed without a chart?
The directory retains verified exchange codes for companies listed outside the comparable US share and ADR series used by the interactive chart.
How many barrels can each listed-company refinery process?
The refinery-capacity section reports operator-published barrels-per-day capacity for six plants. Capacity is an input or throughput measure, not a promise of daily refined-product output; actual rates change with maintenance, feedstocks and utilization.
Which companies are connected to WCS?
The Canada section includes listed oil-sands and heavy-oil producers plus Enbridge as a pipeline operator. WCS itself is a blended benchmark, not a company.
Are OPEC and OPEC+ publicly traded companies?
No. They are intergovernmental groups. Some national or international companies connected to member-country production are listed, while many national oil companies are state-owned and unlisted.
Research every connected oil benchmark.
Company shares and crude prices are different instruments. Use these pages to check the benchmark definition, price period and regional market before comparing it with a company.
Murban United Arab Emirates · Futures benchmark / physical export grade Official export availability forecast
OPEC Reference Basket Twelve OPEC member crude streams · Basket reference Annual price history + component table
Crude quality guide Compare light, heavy, sweet and sour grades before interpreting benchmark differences.
Russian refinery status map Review dated outage, constraint and operating reports for major Russian plants.
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