Brookfield Corp BN

$41.38 -0.38 (-0.91%)

Valuation

Market cap
101,481,472,000
Revenue TTM
$75,100,000,000
Net income TTM
$1,307,000,000
P/E (trailing)
15.94
P/E (forward)
14.50
Profit margin
1.74%
Debt to equity
1.59

Trading

Volume
4,102,200
Avg volume
5,294,196
Day's range
$40.79 – $41.70
Shares out
2,452,428,000
Stochastic %K
62%
Beta
1.53
Analysts
Moderate Buy
Price target
$54.47

Price

Company profile

Brookfield Corporation is a multi-asset manager focused on real estate, credit, renewable power and transition, infrastructure, venture capital, and private equity including growth capital and emerging growth investments. It manages a range of public and private investment products and services for institutional and retail clients. It typically makes investments in sizeable, premier assets across geographies and asse...

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Brookfield Corporation is a multi-asset manager focused on real estate, credit, renewable power and transition, infrastructure, venture capital, and private equity including growth capital and emerging growth investments. It manages a range of public and private investment products and services for institutional and retail clients. It typically makes investments in sizeable, premier assets across geographies and asset classes. It invests both its own capital as well as capital from other investors. Within private equity and venture capital, it focuses on acquisitions, early ventures, control buyouts, financially distressed buyouts, corporate carve-outs, recapitalizations, convertible, senior and mezzanine financings, operational and capital structure restructuring, strategic re-direction, turnarounds, and underperforming midmarket companies. It invests in both public debt and equity markets. It invests in private equity sectors with focus on business services including infrastructure, healthcare, road fuel distribution and marketing, and real estate; industrials including manufacturers of automotive batteries, graphite electrodes, smart cards, returnable plastic packaging, consumable products for lab testing, and sanitation management and development; and residential/infrastructure services. The firm provides essential business services including business process outsourcing, financial services, software and technology services, and real estate–related services, among others. The firm also invests in energy transition. It targets companies that likely possess underlying real assets, primarily in sectors such as industrial products, building materials, metals, mining, homebuilding, oil and gas, paper and packaging, manufacturing, and forest products. It invests globally with focus on North America including Brazil, the United States, and Canada; Europe; Australia; the Middle East and North Africa; and Asia-Pacific. The firm considers equity investments in the range of $2 million to $500 million. It has a four-year investment period and a 10-year term with two one-year extensions. The firm prefers to take both minority and majority stakes. Brookfield Corporation was founded in 1997 and is based in Toronto, Canada, with additional offices across North America, South America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

Industry
Asset Management
Sector
Financial Services
Phone
416 363 9491
Website
https://www.bn.brookfield.com
Address
Brookfield Place, 181 Bay Street Suite 100 Bay Wellington Tower, Toronto, Canada

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StockPlaza Nov 6, 7:47 PM
$ANT — Base DCF sensitivity. At 16% WACC and 3.5% terminal growth, enterprise value is $260B. Drop the discount rate to 12% and it's $553B; raise it to 20% and it's $160B. The discount rate IS the valuation. Scenario estimates — not facts, not company guidance. NFA Key figures (enterprise value $BN; WACC rows × terminal growth 2.5%/3.5%/4.5%): 12%: 447/494/553; 14%: 325/352/385; 16%: 243/260/280; 18%: 186/197/210; 20%: 144/151/160.
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StockPlaza Nov 6, 3:47 PM
$ANT.X — DCF enterprise value by case. Bear −$90B, base $260B, bull $1,367B — and 79% of the base value sits in the terminal period. Add $100B of net cash: illustrative equity of $360B in the base case. Scenario estimates — not facts, not company guidance. NFA Key figures ($BN): enterprise value bear −90 / base 260 / bull 1,367; illustrative equity (+$100B net cash) 10 / 360 / 1,467; base PV of terminal value 205 of 260 EV = 79%; value at Dec 31, 2026. Second full S-1 model (11% cost of equity) puts base equity at $1.71T (weighted $1.86T) — vs $360B in the first model at a 16% WACC. The valuation debate is a discount-rate debate.
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Ashton_1nvests Nov 6, 6:24 AM
The 4 stocks I’m looking to start aggressively adding to my portfolio: $NOW — ServiceNow $NFLX — Netflix $UBER — Uber $BN — Brookfield I already own all four, but I’m looking to build much larger positions at these prices. Really like the long-term opportunities here.
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StockPlaza Nov 5, 11:46 PM
$ANT — Revenue required by entry value. At base-case economics, a $1.5T entry needs $3,557B of 2035 revenue. The base case itself only reaches $661B. The price is the debate. Scenario estimates — not facts, not company guidance. NFA Key figures (2035 revenue required at base economics, $BN): entry $0.5T → 1,016; $1.0T → 2,286; $1.5T → 3,557; $2.0T → 4,827; base-case 2035 revenue is 661. Second full S-1 model (11% cost of equity): base equity $1.71T, probability-weighted $1.86T; a $2.0T entry needs ~$818B of 2035 revenue vs its $707B base case. Two serious reads put the base case anywhere from $0.36T to $1.71T — the spread is the discount-rate and margin debate.
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StockPlaza Nov 5, 7:45 PM
$ANT — Base-case 2030 profit anatomy. Of $311B revenue: compute & infrastructure $124B, people $31B, selling & partners $53B, other $19B — leaving $84B of EBIT, a 27% margin. Scenario estimates — not facts, not company guidance. NFA Key figures ($BN, 2030E base case): revenue 311.0; compute & infra −124.4; people −31.1; selling & partner −52.9; other −18.7; EBIT 84.0 (27% margin).
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wolf12631 Nov 5, 3:39 PM
$BN I want your death
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StockPlaza Nov 5, 2:44 AM
$ANT The blank schedule is now filled in. The amended S-1 files total compute commitments at $895.4B — above the ~$795B contract rebuild — with ~$69.8B due in the 12 months through Sep 2027, below the rebuild's ~$118B 2027 estimate. NFA Key figures (as filed, $BN): total purchase + lease commitments 895.4 (as of and subsequent to Sep 30, 2026; substantially all compute and infrastructure); due in the 12 months following Sep 30, 2026: 69.8; expected to be incurred before Dec 31, 2030: 447.5; substantially all of the remainder 2031–2045. Comparison only (second-read rebuild estimates): named total ~795; due 2027 ~118; due 2028 ~153; firm core ~431; flexible ~206; obligations ≈54× RPO ($10.8B). Honest read: the filed total EXCEEDS the rebuild, but the filed 12-month due is BELOW the rebuild's 2027 estimate — different windows (12 months from Oct 2026 vs calendar 2027).
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StockPlaza Nov 4, 9:46 PM
$ANT — Revenue paths diverge rapidly. 2030 revenue scenarios: $137B bear, $311B base, $553B bull. Every path starts from a 2026 estimate of $50B — H1 actual plus an assumed second half. Scenario estimates — not facts, not company guidance. NFA Key figures (revenue $BN): 2026E 50 in all cases; 2027E 70/100/130; 2028E 91/165/247; 2029E 114/239/395; 2030E 137/311/553 (bear/base/bull); base 2026–30 CAGR 57.9%.
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