Thread regarding Cenovus Energy layoffs

MEG = more layoffs

Get ready to unlock more “‘synergies” when this deal closes. I’ll take a severance


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Post ID: @OP+1k393ezzm

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Expect more "synergies" if the deal goes through now that the deal has been sweetened. The higher purchase price will have to come from somewhere. Also, really bad optics on Cenovus part to say the prior deal was "final" now that we all see it wasn't.

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Post ID: @72p+1k393ezzm

The imperial people came to MEG and brought their useless cronies, filled them up in senior roles and astronomical salaries. While employees were laid off.

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Post ID: @6md+1k393ezzm

@30c you should just move on and your bitterness about your past layoff will disappear.

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Post ID: @3j0+1k393ezzm

MEG is the winner. CVE has backed down. Can’t afford it even though they’re selling refinery access to Phillips 66 which they should keep. Share price still in the toilet. Never the winner in the peer group. Oh I wish someone was large enough to buy this dumpster fire called CVE. What a sh-t hole.

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Post ID: @30c+1k393ezzm

@2vr you’re so 7 years ago. Phillips is buying CVE’s interest btw. Sheesh the reading comprehension and whining of some people.

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Post ID: @2ww+1k393ezzm

Strathcona sweetens the deal by 11%. I hope for Meg, Strathcona is the winner. $1.9B payout to Phillips 66 to hand over the refinery access that CVE so desperately needs??? What brilliant management running the show. Again, just shows how smart other companies are. $17.6B payment to get out of FCCL. CVE really are the id--ts of the oil patch. Stock price - case in point.

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Post ID: @2vr+1k393ezzm

@2r6 Waterouse is such a man baby it’s embarrassing. Not in the same league as JM or CVE in any capacity. If they want to take his deal, be his pacifier and ride his little waambulance - that’s on them.

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Post ID: @2rx+1k393ezzm

Some pretty strong and terse verbiage in the Financial Post today for the MEG board and CVE from Mr Waterous after he increased the Strathcona bid for MEG! It will be interesting to see how the MEG board and JM respond…this is a BIG BOY battle and I’m not sure anyone can compete with Waterous. Although Waterous is now at risk of coming across like a spoiled rich-kid who always gets his way! Hopefully the MEG shareholders can see through the chest pounding and see which deal offers more synergy and value in the long run.

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Post ID: @2r6+1k393ezzm

ConocoPhillips news today

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Post ID: @20x+1k393ezzm

Figuring out numbers from the $80MM isn’t straightforward. Most of the execs, VPs and mangers won’t be coming over from MEG. Also, some of that money is IT and procurement savings etc.. This won’t be a significant hit to CVE employees.

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Post ID: @k1+1k393ezzm

So 80 MM reduction in G&A is about 460 ata generous salary of $175k a year. More people with less salary. Seems like one of Cenovus’ smaller layoffs. Is leadership getting getting a conscience???

Nah…

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Post ID: @jf+1k393ezzm

500 shared. G&A overhead

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Post ID: @h5+1k393ezzm

So it turned out to be true no matter how much J was trying to hide.

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Post ID: @fq+1k393ezzm

@eg it’s actually $80mm, according to the presentation they posted.

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Post ID: @em+1k393ezzm

40MM G&A savings is the target I’ve heard.

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Post ID: @eg+1k393ezzm

@bv Be careful what you aks for. MEG HR is more toxic than Cenovus and that's no exaggeration.

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Post ID: @ef+1k393ezzm

So I heard Husky got Decimated as they had to reapply for their jobs.
That was nice of them :<(

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Post ID: @ee+1k393ezzm

I’d welcome a little MEG culture forcing its way into CVE.

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Post ID: @bv+1k393ezzm

Is this gonna be reverse takeover 2.0?

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Post ID: @ax+1k393ezzm

Business as usual with Cenovus. Buckle up boys and girls.

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