Brookfield Corporation: Growth At A Price, Shares No Longer A Bargain

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Summary

  • Brookfield reported solid distributable earnings and highlighted a pivot toward using insurance float to finance investments, inspired by the Berkshire Hathaway model.
  • The company is deepening exposure to AI data centers and battery storage, with global projects positioning it as a major player in energy transition infrastructure.
  • While fundamentals remain strong, the stock has significantly outpaced its intrinsic value growth, leading to a reassessment from “undervalued” to “Hold”.
  • With leverage, macro sensitivity, and new ventures in insurance, Brookfield Corporation faces elevated risks in a high-priced market.
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The first rule of compounding is to never interrupt it unnecessarily.

- Charlie Munger

A couple of years ago we wrote that Brookfield Corporation (NYSE:BN) shares appeared deeply undervalued. Since then, they have more than doubled the total

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About BN Stock

SymbolLast Price% Chg
BN
63.87-0.93%
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Market Cap
$98.58B
PE (TTM)
150.78
Yield
0.53%
Rev Growth (YoY)
-19.85%
Short Interest
-
Prev. Close
$64.47