Brookfield Corporation

Brookfield Corporation is a multi-asset manager that invests across a wide range of asset classes including real estate, credit, renewable power and transition, infrastructure, venture capital, and private equity. Within private equity and venture capital, it focuses on acquisitions, early ventures, control buyouts, financially distressed buyouts, corporate carve-outs, recapitalizations, and various financing types. The firm invests in both public debt and equity markets, targeting companies in sectors such as business services (infrastructure, healthcare, road fuel distribution), industrials (automotive batteries, graphite electrodes, smart cards), and residential/infrastructure services. It also invests in energy transition and provides essential business services like business process outsourcing, financial services, and software and technology services.

Brookfield Corporation is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol BN. Its securities trade in US dollars (USD). The company is headquartered in Canada but its shares are traded on a major US exchange, making it accessible to investors in the United States and globally.

Brookfield Corporation operates in the Financial Services sector, specifically within the Asset Management industry. As an asset manager, it manages a diverse portfolio of investments across multiple asset classes on behalf of institutional and retail clients. The firm invests both its own capital and capital from other investors, focusing on sizeable, premier assets across various geographies.

Brookfield Corporation is headquartered in Canada and serves clients globally. The firm makes investments across geographies and asset classes, targeting premier assets worldwide. It manages a range of public and private investment products and services for both institutional and retail clients, indicating a broad market reach that includes North America and other international markets.

Brookfield Corporation generates revenue by managing investments across multiple asset classes, including real estate, credit, renewable power, infrastructure, venture capital, and private equity. It earns fees from managing investment products and services for institutional and retail clients. Additionally, the firm invests its own capital alongside client capital, seeking returns from acquisitions, control buyouts, distressed investments, and other strategies. Its portfolio includes holdings in business services, industrials, and energy transition, among others, and it may also generate income from providing essential business services such as outsourcing and technology services.