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Brookfield Corporation (BN) is highlighted as a long-term financial investment. The article says Brookfield has delivered 19% annualized total returns over 30 years and cites three drivers: AI infrastructure spending could reach $7 trillion over the next decade, with Brookfield launching an AI Infrastructure Fund targeting up to $100 billion; demand for wealth solutions, with individuals holding ~$40 trillion in assets; and real estate recovery, with $277 billion in real estate assets and $60 bi

TD Securities analyst Cherilyn Radbourne raised Brookfield Corp’s (BN) price target to $60 from $59 and kept a Buy rating, citing positive forward momentum after Q1 and Brookfield’s positioning for AI via its energy and infrastructure platform. Separately, Scotiabank raised its target to $53 from $48.50 and maintained Outperform, citing HALO and limited expected tax impacts. Brookfield reported Q1 EPS of 66c and revenue of $18.58B, and said it repurchased over $1B of shares year-to-date.

Brookfield Corporation spun off Brookfield Asset Management in late 2022; Brookfield still owns about 73% of BAM. Since BAM’s first trade, its stock is up 53% (72% total return with dividends) versus Brookfield’s 82% (86% total return). The article attributes Brookfield’s outperformance to stronger NAV growth as rates fell, and cites 2025 DE/share +11% and expected 2026 +19%-23% for Brookfield, versus BAM FRE/share +22% in 2025 and expected 2026 +14%-17%.

Brookfield Corp and Brookfield Wealth Solutions said their boards approved a plan to simplify their corporate structure by consolidating into a single publicly traded company, Brookfield Corporation (BN on NYSE and Toronto). The one-for-one exchange of class A shares will be done via a court-approved plan, subject to shareholder approval on July 16. Brookfield expects tax-deferred treatment and completion by year-end, and says distributions will continue.

Brookfield Corporation said the Toronto Stock Exchange approved renewal of its normal course issuer bid to buy up to 191,034,672 Class A Limited Voting Shares (10% of public float). The program runs May 27, 2026 to May 26, 2027, with purchases on TSX/NYSE/ATS at market price. Brookfield reported no TSX purchases under the prior bid and bought 15,130,344 shares at a weighted average US$41.51.

Brookfield Corporation said the Toronto Stock Exchange approved the renewal of its normal course issuer bid to repurchase up to 191,034,672 shares of its Class A common stock. The company said the bid is intended to allow continued share repurchases under TSX rules.