Canadian Oil Sands Ltd. says it hasn’t been approached with any other takeover offers after rejecting Suncor Energy Inc.’s C$4.3 billion ($3.3 billion) hostile bid, though it’s exploring alternatives. Chief Executive Officer Ryan Kubik said there are plenty of parties who might be interested in taking over, partnering or merging with his Calgary-based firm. To date though, Suncor’s offer is the only one on the table, he said. “Nobody’s approached us so far,” Kubik said in an interview at Bloomberg’s office in Toronto on Monday. “There are many parties that would like to own it.” Canadian Oil Sands urged shareholders to reject Suncor’s takeover attempt, accusing the larger rival of undervaluing its business and exploiting undisclosed information about a partnership in making a low-ball offer. Suncor, Canada’s largest crude producer, renewed efforts this month to take over its partner and biggest shareholder in the Syncrude oil-sands joint venture after […]