RE:RE:RE:RE:Management decisions@angelnicky: I appreciate your predicament. However, you do realize that there are other dividend paying companies (with relatively high yields) than investing in SU. SU is in the energy sector (the most volatiale sector on the TSX. If you're looking for steady dividend income, I would suggest thinking about a telco company (e.g., BCE or T) or a midstream energy company (e.g., TC or ENB). Most of those investing in SU (myself included) are primarily looking for capital appreciation rather than dividend income.
Moreover, SU management has already laid out its gameplan. A dividend increase is not on the immediate horizon. It will begin hiking dividends in 2022 and even when it does, it will raise the dividend 25% per year. Therefore, to get back to the payout levels when the dividend was cut in early 2020, will take 5 years from now (i.e., 2025).
If you're invested in SU you're relying on debt repayment and share buybacks (and the existing dividend) for your ROE.
angelnicky wrote: i do not sell shares
i relied on div , my pension
it was taken away