Adam Waterous
Adam Waterous is the CEO of Waterous Energy Fund, and he advocates for the construction of more pipelines in Canada to ensure the oil sector can effectively navigate the challenges posed by potential U.S. tariffs.
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Adam Waterous is the chair of crude oil producer Strathcona Resources and proposed a hydrogen-powered train project.
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Adam Waterous commented on MEG’s board and its financial decisions.
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Andrew Willis: Adam Waterous’s oil sands shakeup is just getting started.
Cenovus under no pressure to sell assets post-MEG Energy deal, CEO saysCanada· 2025-11-02
Adam Waterous is involved in the oil sands shakeup and has accused MEG of refusing to engage.
MEG Energy delays vote on Cenovus deal another weekCanada· 2025-10-31
Strathcona is owned by a private equity firm headed by veteran investment manager Adam Waterous.
Cenovus emerges victorious in battle to buy MEG Energy as shareholders back $8.6-billion dealCanada· 2025-10-28
Adam Waterous is abandoning his quest to acquire MEG Energy Corp.
Strathcona ends hostile takeover bid for MEG EnergyCanada· 2025-10-11Adam Waterous is the founder of Waterous Energy Fund, which is majority owner of Strathcona.
Cenovus sweetens takeover bid for MEG Energy to $8.6-billionCanada· 2025-10-09
Adam Waterous heads the private equity firm that owns Strathcona and is the executive chair of the oil producer.
Several MEG Energy shareholders asked Cenovus to hike takeover bid, sources sayCanada· 2025-10-07
Adam Waterous from Strathcona Resources commented on the takeover process of MEG Energy.
Amber Kanwar’s Weekly Setup: What every investor needs to know to start the weekCanada· 2025-10-06
Strathcona, run by executive chairman Adam Waterous, declined to sign a standstill agreement with MEG.
Advisory firm ISS gives lukewarm backing to Cenovus’s $7-billion bid for MEG EnergyCanada· 2025-09-27Adam Waterous is the executive chair of Strathcona and has commented on the MEG board's claims regarding Strathcona's offer.
MEG Energy urges shareholders to reject takeover offer from StrathconaCanada· 2025-09-16Adam Waterous is the executive chair of Strathcona Resources Ltd. and has criticized Cenovus's bid for MEG Energy.
Cenovus CEO doesn’t plan to raise his bid for MEG Energy, dismisses rival offer from Strathcona as ‘not credible’Canada· 2025-09-11Adam Waterous is adamant that he is offering the most value for MEG Energy MEG-T shareholders.
Strathcona boosts bid for MEG Energy to top Cenovus offerCanada· 2025-09-09
Adam Waterous is the executive chair of Strathcona and head of the Waterous Energy Fund.
Strathcona Resources plans to add to MEG stake, vote against Cenovus takeoverCanada· 2025-08-30
Strathcona’s executive chair, Adam Waterous, has told Reuters that the company will continue engaging with MEG shareholders before the Sept. 15 tender deadline for its offer.
Strathcona seeks to buy an additional 5% stake in rival MEG Energy, opposes Cenovus bidCanada· 2025-08-29Strathcona executive chairman Adam Waterous criticized Cenovus's actions regarding MEG.
Cenovus to buy MEG Energy in nearly $7-billion dealCanada· 2025-08-23
Adam Waterous is the executive chairman of Strathcona Resources Ltd. and has launched a hostile bid for MEG Energy.
MEG Energy’s hostile bidder says government support for rival offer would be unfair subsidyCanada· 2025-08-13
Oil investor Adam Waterous believes pipelines will be key to solving Canada’s trade battle with the U.S.
Amber Kanwar’s Weekly Setup: What investors need to know about the BoC and Fed decisions, the trade war and the start of earnings seasonCanada· 2025-07-13
Adam Waterous’s Waterous Energy Fund will acquire $662-million of stock in the combined company to put its stake at 51 per cent.
Waterous fund would own more than half of company formed from Strathcona’s takeover of MEG EnergyCanada· 2025-05-31
Adam Waterous is the executive chair of Strathcona Resources Ltd.
How to win a trade war: Canada, Trump and a delicate dance in asymmetric warfareCanada· 2025-05-30
Adam Waterous is the leader of Waterous Energy Fund, which controls Strathcona Resources Ltd.
MEG Energy could attract higher offers in wake of Strathcona’s $5.9-billion bid, analysts sayCanada· 2025-05-21
Adam Waterous is the executive chairman of Strathcona Resources Ltd. and is leading a $5.93-billion hostile takeover bid for MEG Energy.
Strathcona bid for MEG Energy is a vote of confidence for Carney’s energy agendaCanada· 2025-05-20
Adam Waterous is the executive chairman of Strathcona Resources Ltd.
Long-term oil demand drives Strathcona bid for MEG EnergyCanada· 2025-05-17
Adam Waterous, chief executive officer of Waterous Energy Fund and executive chairman of Strathcona Resources Ltd., is unsure if that tone will spill over into policy.
Oil patch expects Carney to stand by ‘energy superpower’ pledgeCanada· 2025-04-30
Adam Waterous is a signatory to the CEO letter urging policies to be scrapped for fossil fuel project expansion.
On climate, will the real Mark Carney please stand up?Canada· 2025-04-16
Calgary energy investor Adam Waterous is set to announce today that his firm has raised $1.4-billion for a new oil and gas-focused fund.
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Adam Waterous closed the final round of a third private equity fund with $1.4-billion of capital, money earmarked for acquisitions in Alberta’s oil sands.
Energy investor Waterous closes $1.4-billion oil and gas fundCanada· 2025-03-31
Adam Waterous is the executive chair of Strathcona Resources Ltd. and a signatory to the letter sent by oil-and-gas executives.
Oil sands show signs of giving up on carbon captureCanada· 2025-03-21Adam Waterous is the executive chair of the board of directors for Strathcona Resources Ltd.
Energy CEOs write to federal political leaders on how to boost production, Canadian sovereigntyCanada· 2025-03-19
Adam Waterous, CEO of Waterous Energy Fund, says Canada’s oil sector can weather the tariff threats by building more pipelines.
Trump is firing up resource nationalism. But can Canada’s energy and mining sectors pivot away from the U.S.?Canada· 2025-02-09
