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Computer Modelling Group
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Computer Modelling Group Ltd.
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cmgl.ca
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Public
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1977
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Computer Modelling Group Ltd. (CMG) is a Calgary-based, publicly traded (TSX: CMG) software and consulting company founded in 1977 that builds physics-based reservoir simulation and integrated production system modeling software for the global energy industry. Its core technology stack comprises three specialized reservoir simulators — IMEX (black oil and unconventional), GEM (compositional / equation-of-state), and STARS (thermal and advanced processes) — complemented by CMOST for AI/ML-assisted optimization and uncertainty analysis, Builder for pre-processing, Results for post-processing, WinProp for fluid characterization, CoFlow for integrated reservoir-well-surface modeling, and a dedicated CCS suite (Focus CCS, CO2LINK) plus the newly launched ShaleSim for fracture-to-production simulation. The platform integrates with third-party geomodelling tools (Petrel, Jewelsuite, SKUA GoCad, RMS) and partners including ABB (CCS 360) and KDI LedaFlow.

CMG serves approximately 500 enterprise customers globally, including 100% of super major oil companies and national oil companies such as ONGC, Pertamina, INPEX, and JAPEX, with an NPS of 68 and 90%+ customer satisfaction. Revenue is generated through annual software licenses and subscriptions (on-premise, cloud, or hybrid) and professional services spanning technical consulting, advisory consulting, embedded team members, and training delivered across seven dedicated training facilities worldwide. The company distributes through direct enterprise field sales with 'Talk to an Expert' and 'Request a Demo' motions, and offers free trials exclusively to oil & gas operators. The 2022 CMG 4.0 Strategy committed to growth, profitability, and acquisitions, and the company has been actively expanding its footprint into energy transition verticals (CCS, geothermal, hydrogen, critical minerals) on top of its core oil and gas simulation heritage.

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Computer Modelling Group (CMG) is a Calgary-based public software company founded in 1977 that provides physics-based reservoir simulation and integrated production-system modeling software to approximately 500 energy companies globally, including all super majors and national oil companies.

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Operating
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251–500
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HeadquartersCalgary, Canada
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Calgary
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Canada
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
reservoir simulation software, enhanced oil recovery, carbon capture storage, production system modeling, thermal process simulation
Industry2 codes
1Emissions Factors, LCA & Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) Platforms
CodeEUABAEADPrimaryYes
2Forecasting & AI Optimization for Flexibility (Load/Price/Renewables/SoC)
CodeEUAFAKAHPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services54151
SIC code1 code
  • Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services1382
Product category
Reservoir Simulation Software
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Revenue model2 records
1Software Licenses & Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

CMG generates revenue through software licenses for their simulation products. The company offers cloud solutions as standalone or supplement to on-premise solutions. Free trials are offered exclusively to oil & gas operators.

cmgl.ca
2Professional Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Revenue generated from consulting services and training programs. CMG offers technical consulting, advisory consulting, and integrated team member services along with beginner to advanced training courses at seven dedicated training facilities globally.

cmgl.ca
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure
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1Enterprise software licensing with cloud deployment options
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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No pricing details publicly disclosed. Contact sales required for quotes.

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B2B
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1IMEX
Description

Black Oil & Unconventional Simulator for modeling primary, secondary, and tertiary oil recovery processes

cmgl.ca
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Core offering1 text field

Computer Modelling Group (CMG) develops and licenses reservoir simulation software for the global energy industry. Its product suite includes specialized physics-based simulators (IMEX, GEM, STARS) for black oil, compositional, and thermal recovery processes, complemented by pre/post-processing tools, AI-powered optimization (CMOST), integrated production system modeling (CoFlow), fluid characterization (WinProp), carbon capture and storage platforms (Focus CCS, CO2LINK), and unconventional fracture-to-production simulation (ShaleSim). CMG also delivers technical consulting, advisory services, and training programs from seven global facilities.

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  • Increased waterflood NPV by up to 60%
+8 more records
Product overview1 text field

CMG offers a comprehensive suite of reservoir simulation software consisting of three main reservoir simulators (IMEX for black oil, GEM for compositional/EoS-based, and STARS for thermal/advanced processes), complemented by specialized tools including CMOST for AI-powered optimization and uncertainty analysis, Builder for pre-processing and model building, and Results for post-processing visualization. The portfolio also includes CoFlow for integrated production system modeling connecting subsurface and surface, WinProp for fluid property characterization, Focus CCS for carbon capture and storage feasibility, CO2LINK for transient wellbore CO2 modeling, and ShaleSim for full-pad fracture-to-production simulation. The products share common data formats, integrate with third-party geomodelling tools like Petrel and Jewelsuite, and support cloud deployment for scalable simulation workflows.

Product and service12 records
1IMEX
CategoryReservoir Simulation Software
Description

Black oil and unconventional reservoir simulator combining implicit and explicit solution methods to model multiphase flow. Supports primary depletion, waterflooding, gas injection, polymer flooding, and unconventional reservoir simulations with AI-enhanced capabilities for oil & gas reservoir engineers.

2GEM
CategoryReservoir Simulation Software
Description

Generalized Equation-of-State (EoS) compositional reservoir simulator for recovery processes where fluid composition and phase behavior are critical. Used for miscible/immiscible gas injection, volatile oil and gas condensate reservoirs, CO2-based enhanced recovery and storage, and unconventional shale modeling.

3STARS
CategoryReservoir Simulation Software
Description

Steam, Thermal, and Advanced processes Reservoir Simulator for complex recovery mechanisms where temperature, chemical, and geomechanical interactions dominate. Supports steam injection, chemical flooding, geothermal, hydrogen studies, SAGD, CSS, and in-situ combustion.

4CMOST
CategoryReservoir Optimization & Analytics
Description

Intelligent Optimization and Analysis Tool that applies statistical analysis, machine learning, and proxy-based algorithms for reservoir optimization. Features sensitivity analysis, AI history matching, optimization, uncertainty assessment, and probabilistic forecasting.

5Builder
CategoryReservoir Simulation Workflow Tools
Description

Pre-processor for simulation model building with an interactive interface for design and preparation of simulation models. Features built-in wizards, geostatistical 3D geomodeling, and process wizards for unconventional, chemical EOR, and CCS workflows.

6Results
CategoryReservoir Simulation Workflow Tools
Description

Post-processor for visualization and analysis of reservoir simulation outputs. Delivers 2D and 3D visualization, performance plotting, reporting capabilities, and supports the compressed SR3 output format from all CMG simulators.

7CoFlow
CategoryIntegrated Production System Modeling
Description

Integrated Production System Modelling (IPSM) solution unifying reservoir, wellbore, and surface facility models in one environment. Features proprietary fluid blending, multi-fidelity modeling, uncertainty workflows, and a full API for customization, targeted at reservoir and production engineers.

8WinProp
CategoryReservoir Simulation Workflow Tools
Description

Fluid Property Characterization Tool for creating tuned EoS fluid property descriptions and black oil fluid property data. Features component characterization, PVT matching, miscibility studies, and K-Value generation for CCS applications.

9Focus CCS
CategoryCarbon Capture & Storage Software
Description

All-in-one CCS simulation platform for early-stage viability and planning studies. Provides guided workflows for rapid feasibility assessment and storage validation in minutes, with 2D and 3D visualization of CO2 plume and migration, targeted at CCS project developers and storage operators.

10CO2LINK
CategoryCarbon Capture & Storage Software
Description

Advanced transient wellbore modelling module providing a dynamic link between the CCS simulator (CMG GEM) and the KDI LedaFlow transient wellbore simulator, for modelling complex CO2 phase transition systems during CO2 injection planning.

11ShaleSim
CategoryUnconventional Reservoir Simulation
Description

Full-pad fracture-to-production simulation solution for unconventional development. Combines a new fracture simulator with CMG's industry-trusted reservoir engines (IMEX and GEM) for full-well, full-pad hydraulic fracture design, sequencing, and production forecasting, delivering 3-10x faster simulation than industry alternatives.

12CMG Professional Services
CategoryTechnical Consulting & Training
Description

Professional services offering covering technical consulting, advisory consulting, and integrated team member engagements, plus beginner-to-advanced training delivered from seven dedicated global facilities, with customizable private courses for oil & gas operators and CCS projects.

Scale indicator16 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

CMG and ABB deliver an integrated platform for CCS 360 - real-time monitoring of CO2 storage networks. This partnership provides integrated monitoring from capture to storage with real-time alerts for fault activation, temperature and pressure changes, and corrosion conditions to reduce unplanned maintenance and downtime.

2KDI LedaFlow
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

CO2LINK provides dynamic link between CMG GEM simulator and KDI LedaFlow transient wellbore simulator for modeling complex CO2 phase transition systems in wellbores.

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeOthers
Description

CGG provides geoscience services and reservoir characterization software that integrate upstream of CMG's simulation tools, positioning it as an adjacent enabler for CMG's enterprise customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Emerson's Paradigm E&P software, including SKUA-GOCAD for geomodeling and Echo for seismic, competes directly with CMG's Builder pre-processor and integrated reservoir modeling stack.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Kongsberg Digital provides reservoir, drilling, and production software to oil and gas operators, with overlapping functionality to CMG's simulation and integrated production system modeling (CoFlow).

TypeEmerging player
Description

Dassault's SIMULIA multiphysics simulation suite is increasingly used in subsurface, energy transition, and CCS projects, representing adjacent competition to CMG's reservoir simulation stack.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SLB's ECLIPSE (now INTERSECT) reservoir simulator and Petrel platform are the most direct competitors to CMG's IMEX, GEM, and STARS simulators in oil and gas subsurface modeling.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Halliburton's Landmark suite (DecisionSpace, RMS) competes with CMG's reservoir simulation and geomodeling integration, including unconventional workflows that overlap with ShaleSim.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Baker Hughes offers broader oilfield services and digital solutions including reservoir-related software, overlapping with CMG's enterprise simulation footprint as part of a wider E&P portfolio.

TypeEmerging player
Description

AspenTech's process simulation and optimization software (Hysys, OPT2001) overlaps with CMG's industrial process modeling and AI-driven optimization use cases in energy and chemicals.

TypeEmerging player
Description

ANSYS provides multiphysics simulation used across energy and industrial applications; its physics-based solvers overlap with CMG's reservoir, thermal, and CCS simulation capabilities.

10TGS
TypeOthers
Description

TGS is a geoscience data and analytics provider whose subsurface data feeds into CMG's reservoir simulation workflows, making it an enabling ecosystem participant rather than a direct competitor.

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Integration8 records

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AI capability4 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A4 records

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Computer Modelling Group

Reservoir Simulation Softwarecmgl.ca

Computer Modelling Group (CMG) is a Calgary-based public software company founded in 1977 that provides physics-based reservoir simulation and integrated production-system modeling software to approximately 500 energy companies globally, including all super majors and national oil companies.

What Computer Modelling Group does

Computer Modelling Group Ltd. (CMG) is a Calgary-based, publicly traded (TSX: CMG) software and consulting company founded in 1977 that builds physics-based reservoir simulation and integrated production system modeling software for the global energy industry. Its core technology stack comprises three specialized reservoir simulators — IMEX (black oil and unconventional), GEM (compositional / equation-of-state), and STARS (thermal and advanced processes) — complemented by CMOST for AI/ML-assisted optimization and uncertainty analysis, Builder for pre-processing, Results for post-processing, WinProp for fluid characterization, CoFlow for integrated reservoir-well-surface modeling, and a dedicated CCS suite (Focus CCS, CO2LINK) plus the newly launched ShaleSim for fracture-to-production simulation. The platform integrates with third-party geomodelling tools (Petrel, Jewelsuite, SKUA GoCad, RMS) and partners including ABB (CCS 360) and KDI LedaFlow.

CMG serves approximately 500 enterprise customers globally, including 100% of super major oil companies and national oil companies such as ONGC, Pertamina, INPEX, and JAPEX, with an NPS of 68 and 90%+ customer satisfaction. Revenue is generated through annual software licenses and subscriptions (on-premise, cloud, or hybrid) and professional services spanning technical consulting, advisory consulting, embedded team members, and training delivered across seven dedicated training facilities worldwide. The company distributes through direct enterprise field sales with 'Talk to an Expert' and 'Request a Demo' motions, and offers free trials exclusively to oil & gas operators. The 2022 CMG 4.0 Strategy committed to growth, profitability, and acquisitions, and the company has been actively expanding its footprint into energy transition verticals (CCS, geothermal, hydrogen, critical minerals) on top of its core oil and gas simulation heritage.

Computer Modelling Group firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Computer Modelling Group
Legal name
Computer Modelling Group Ltd.
Website
https://cmgl.ca
Company type
Public
Founded year
1977
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
251–500 employees
Short description
Computer Modelling Group (CMG) is a Calgary-based public software company founded in 1977 that provides physics-based reservoir simulation and integrated production-system modeling software to approximately 500 energy companies globally, including all super majors and national oil companies.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Computer Modelling Group industry classification

Industry
Product category
Reservoir Simulation Software
NAICS
Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151)
SIC
Oil & Gas Field Exploration Services (1382)
akta.pro primary industry
Emissions Factors, LCA & Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) Platforms (EUABAEAD)
akta.pro secondary industry
Forecasting & AI Optimization for Flexibility (Load/Price/Renewables/SoC) (EUAFAKAH)

Keywords

  • Reservoir simulation software
  • Enhanced oil recovery
  • Carbon capture storage
  • Production system modeling
  • Thermal process simulation

Where Computer Modelling Group is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Calgary
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Computer Modelling Group business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Software Licenses & Subscriptions: CMG generates revenue through software licenses for their simulation products. The company offers cloud solutions as standalone or supplement to on-premise solutions. Free trials are offered exclusively to oil & gas operators.
  2. Professional Services: Revenue generated from consulting services and training programs. CMG offers technical consulting, advisory consulting, and integrated team member services along with beginner to advanced training courses at seven dedicated training facilities globally.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualEnterprise software licensing with cloud deployment options

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Computer Modelling Group product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Computer Modelling Group (CMG) develops and licenses reservoir simulation software for the global energy industry. Its product suite includes specialized physics-based simulators (IMEX, GEM, STARS) for black oil, compositional, and thermal recovery processes, complemented by pre/post-processing tools, AI-powered optimization (CMOST), integrated production system modeling (CoFlow), fluid characterization (WinProp), carbon capture and storage platforms (Focus CCS, CO2LINK), and unconventional fracture-to-production simulation (ShaleSim). CMG also delivers technical consulting, advisory services, and training programs from seven global facilities.

Product overview

CMG offers a comprehensive suite of reservoir simulation software consisting of three main reservoir simulators (IMEX for black oil, GEM for compositional/EoS-based, and STARS for thermal/advanced processes), complemented by specialized tools including CMOST for AI-powered optimization and uncertainty analysis, Builder for pre-processing and model building, and Results for post-processing visualization. The portfolio also includes CoFlow for integrated production system modeling connecting subsurface and surface, WinProp for fluid property characterization, Focus CCS for carbon capture and storage feasibility, CO2LINK for transient wellbore CO2 modeling, and ShaleSim for full-pad fracture-to-production simulation. The products share common data formats, integrate with third-party geomodelling tools like Petrel and Jewelsuite, and support cloud deployment for scalable simulation workflows.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • IMEX: Black Oil & Unconventional Simulator for modeling primary, secondary, and tertiary oil recovery processes
  • GEM
  • STARS
  • CMOST
  • Builder
  • Results
  • CoFlow
  • WinProp
  • Focus CCS
  • CO2LINK
  • ShaleSim

Products and services

  • IMEX Black oil and unconventional reservoir simulator combining implicit and explicit solution methods to model multiphase flow. Supports primary depletion, waterflooding, gas injection, polymer flooding, and unconventional reservoir simulations with AI-enhanced capabilities for oil & gas reservoir engineers.
  • GEM Generalized Equation-of-State (EoS) compositional reservoir simulator for recovery processes where fluid composition and phase behavior are critical. Used for miscible/immiscible gas injection, volatile oil and gas condensate reservoirs, CO2-based enhanced recovery and storage, and unconventional shale modeling.
  • STARS Steam, Thermal, and Advanced processes Reservoir Simulator for complex recovery mechanisms where temperature, chemical, and geomechanical interactions dominate. Supports steam injection, chemical flooding, geothermal, hydrogen studies, SAGD, CSS, and in-situ combustion.
  • CMOST Intelligent Optimization and Analysis Tool that applies statistical analysis, machine learning, and proxy-based algorithms for reservoir optimization. Features sensitivity analysis, AI history matching, optimization, uncertainty assessment, and probabilistic forecasting.
  • Builder Pre-processor for simulation model building with an interactive interface for design and preparation of simulation models. Features built-in wizards, geostatistical 3D geomodeling, and process wizards for unconventional, chemical EOR, and CCS workflows.
  • Results Post-processor for visualization and analysis of reservoir simulation outputs. Delivers 2D and 3D visualization, performance plotting, reporting capabilities, and supports the compressed SR3 output format from all CMG simulators.
  • CoFlow Integrated Production System Modelling (IPSM) solution unifying reservoir, wellbore, and surface facility models in one environment. Features proprietary fluid blending, multi-fidelity modeling, uncertainty workflows, and a full API for customization, targeted at reservoir and production engineers.
  • WinProp Fluid Property Characterization Tool for creating tuned EoS fluid property descriptions and black oil fluid property data. Features component characterization, PVT matching, miscibility studies, and K-Value generation for CCS applications.
  • Focus CCS All-in-one CCS simulation platform for early-stage viability and planning studies. Provides guided workflows for rapid feasibility assessment and storage validation in minutes, with 2D and 3D visualization of CO2 plume and migration, targeted at CCS project developers and storage operators.
  • CO2LINK Advanced transient wellbore modelling module providing a dynamic link between the CCS simulator (CMG GEM) and the KDI LedaFlow transient wellbore simulator, for modelling complex CO2 phase transition systems during CO2 injection planning.
  • ShaleSim Full-pad fracture-to-production simulation solution for unconventional development. Combines a new fracture simulator with CMG's industry-trusted reservoir engines (IMEX and GEM) for full-well, full-pad hydraulic fracture design, sequencing, and production forecasting, delivering 3-10x faster simulation than industry alternatives.
  • CMG Professional Services Professional services offering covering technical consulting, advisory consulting, and integrated team member engagements, plus beginner-to-advanced training delivered from seven dedicated global facilities, with customizable private courses for oil & gas operators and CCS projects.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Increased waterflood NPV by up to 60%
  • +8 more outcomes

Companies that use Computer Modelling Group

Customer profile

Named customers10 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Computer Modelling Group technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

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AI maturity

App detail

Integration8 records

AI capability4 records

Feature7 records

Computer Modelling Group partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • ABBcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCMG and ABB deliver an integrated platform for CCS 360 - real-time monitoring of CO2 storage networks. This partnership provides integrated monitoring from capture to storage with real-time alerts for fault activation, temperature and pressure changes, and corrosion conditions to reduce unplanned maintenance and downtime.
  • KDI LedaFlowcoreTechnology or IntegrationCO2LINK provides dynamic link between CMG GEM simulator and KDI LedaFlow transient wellbore simulator for modeling complex CO2 phase transition systems in wellbores.

Scale indicators16 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Computer Modelling Group competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Others

  • CGG: CGG provides geoscience services and reservoir characterization software that integrate upstream of CMG's simulation tools, positioning it as an adjacent enabler for CMG's enterprise customers.
  • TGS: TGS is a geoscience data and analytics provider whose subsurface data feeds into CMG's reservoir simulation workflows, making it an enabling ecosystem participant rather than a direct competitor.

Direct peers

  • Emerson (Paradigm): Emerson's Paradigm E&P software, including SKUA-GOCAD for geomodeling and Echo for seismic, competes directly with CMG's Builder pre-processor and integrated reservoir modeling stack.
  • Kongsberg Digital: Kongsberg Digital provides reservoir, drilling, and production software to oil and gas operators, with overlapping functionality to CMG's simulation and integrated production system modeling (CoFlow).
  • Schlumberger (SLB): SLB's ECLIPSE (now INTERSECT) reservoir simulator and Petrel platform are the most direct competitors to CMG's IMEX, GEM, and STARS simulators in oil and gas subsurface modeling.
  • Halliburton: Halliburton's Landmark suite (DecisionSpace, RMS) competes with CMG's reservoir simulation and geomodeling integration, including unconventional workflows that overlap with ShaleSim.

Emerging players

  • Dassault Systèmes: Dassault's SIMULIA multiphysics simulation suite is increasingly used in subsurface, energy transition, and CCS projects, representing adjacent competition to CMG's reservoir simulation stack.
  • Aspen Technology: AspenTech's process simulation and optimization software (Hysys, OPT2001) overlaps with CMG's industrial process modeling and AI-driven optimization use cases in energy and chemicals.
  • ANSYS: ANSYS provides multiphysics simulation used across energy and industrial applications; its physics-based solvers overlap with CMG's reservoir, thermal, and CCS simulation capabilities.

Broad incumbents

  • Baker Hughes: Baker Hughes offers broader oilfield services and digital solutions including reservoir-related software, overlapping with CMG's enterprise simulation footprint as part of a wider E&P portfolio.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Computer Modelling Group M&A and investment

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M&A4 records

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Computer Modelling Group

What does Computer Modelling Group do?

Computer Modelling Group (CMG) develops and licenses reservoir simulation software for the global energy industry. Its product suite includes specialized physics-based simulators (IMEX, GEM, STARS) for black oil, compositional, and thermal recovery processes, complemented by pre/post-processing tools, AI-powered optimization (CMOST), integrated production system modeling (CoFlow), fluid characterization (WinProp), carbon capture and storage platforms (Focus CCS, CO2LINK), and unconventional fracture-to-production simulation (ShaleSim). CMG also delivers technical consulting, advisory services, and training programs from seven global facilities.

Is Computer Modelling Group a public or private company?

Computer Modelling Group is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Computer Modelling Group founded?

Computer Modelling Group was founded in 1977. It employs 251 to 500 people.

Where is Computer Modelling Group based?

Computer Modelling Group is headquartered in Calgary, Canada, in the North America region.

How does Computer Modelling Group make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Software Licenses & Subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are professional Services.

Who are Computer Modelling Group's main competitors?

Others on record are CGG and TGS. Direct peers are Emerson (Paradigm), Kongsberg Digital, Schlumberger (SLB) and Halliburton. Emerging players are Dassault Systèmes, Aspen Technology and ANSYS. Baker Hughes is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Computer Modelling Group have an API?

Yes. CoFlow includes a full Application Programming Interface (API) that allows users to customize the workflow for reservoir or production engineering best practices. The extensible architecture allows organizations to add proprietary technology or seamlessly interact with other tools in their corporate workflow.

What industry is Computer Modelling Group in?

Computer Modelling Group's product category is Reservoir Simulation Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUABAEAD, Emissions Factors, LCA & Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) Platforms, with a secondary code of EUAFAKAH, Forecasting & AI Optimization for Flexibility (Load/Price/Renewables/SoC). Its NAICS code is 54151 and its SIC code is 1382.

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Financial PostComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Completion of Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. completed its substantial issuer bid, purchasing 4,444,444 shares at C$4.50 each, totaling approximately C$19.999,998. The purchase represents about 5.7% of outstanding shares, leaving approximately 73.6 million shares issued and outstanding. Settlement is expected on September 30, 2026.YahooComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Completion of Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. completed its substantial issuer bid, purchasing 4,444,444 shares at C$4.50 each, totaling approximately C$19.999,998. The purchase represents about 5.7% of outstanding shares, leaving approximately 73.6 million shares issued and outstanding. Settlement is expected on September 30, 2026.The future of tradingComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Completion of Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. completed its substantial issuer bid, purchasing 4,444,444 shares at C$4.50 each, totaling approximately C$19.999,998. The repurchase represents about 5.7% of outstanding shares, leaving approximately 73.6 million shares issued and outstanding. Payment and settlement are expected on or about September 30, 2026.Financial PostComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Preliminary Results of Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. announced preliminary results of its substantial issuer bid, with full details in a circular dated August 14, 2026. The company engaged National Bank Financial Inc. as financial advisor and dealer manager. The press release includes forward-looking information and investor contact details.The future of tradingComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Preliminary Results of Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. announced preliminary results of its substantial issuer bid, which expired on September 21, 2026. The company expects to take up approximately 4.44 million shares at C$4.50 each, representing about 5.7% of its issued shares, with an aggregate purchase price of roughly C$20 million. The bid was oversubscribed, and final results will be released after payment.YahooComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Preliminary Results of Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. announced preliminary results of its substantial issuer bid, which expired on September 21, 2026. The company expects to take up approximately 4.44 million shares at C$4.50 each, representing about 5.7% of its issued shares, leaving approximately 73.6 million shares outstanding.MarketScreenerComputer Modelling Group Renews, Expands Software Licensing Deal with Petroleo BrasileiroComputer Modelling Group renewed and expanded its software licensing and support agreement with Petrobras, covering reservoir and production simulation software. The software will support Petrobras in evaluating recovery strategies and strengthening subsurface analyses for long-term development and capital-allocation decisions.MorningstarComputer Modelling Group Renews, Expands Software Licensing Deal with Petroleo BrasileiroComputer Modelling Group renewed and expanded its software licensing and support agreement with Petrobras, covering reservoir and production simulation software. The software will be used across ultra-deep offshore and pre-salt fields, supporting recovery strategies and subsurface analyses for long-term development decisions.Financial PostComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Exemptive Relief Obtained in Connection with Its Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. announced that securities regulators granted exemptive relief for its substantial issuer bid, allowing proportionate take-up and potential extension. The bid expires September 21, 2026, and CMG has not yet decided whether to extend it.YahooComputer Modelling Group Ltd. Announces Exemptive Relief Obtained in Connection with Its Substantial Issuer BidComputer Modelling Group Ltd. announced that the Alberta Securities Commission granted exemptive relief for its substantial issuer bid to buy up to C$20 million of shares. The bid, open until September 21, 2026, uses a modified Dutch auction with three tender types. CMG has not yet decided whether to extend the bid.