Canada's Suncor Energy Inc said on Tuesday former Exxon Mobil Corp executive Rich Kruger would take over as its chief executive from April 3, replacing interim boss Kris Smith, sending its shares up 2% in early trading.
"Investors are likely going to see this as a key reason to expect a complete positive change in the safety culture at SU," said analysts at Eight Capital.fifth fatality at the companyThe company named Smith as its finance chief in place of Alister Cowan, who plans to retire at the end of the year.
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