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Mar 31

Brookfield Q1 2025 Earnings Report

Brookfield reported strong Q1 2025 results with a 27% increase in total distributable earnings and record fee-bearing capital inflows.

Key Takeaways

Brookfield Corporation delivered a robust quarter in Q1 2025, supported by strong performance in asset management and wealth solutions, growing its distributable earnings to $1.5 billion and deploying significant capital while continuing aggressive share repurchases.

Total distributable earnings rose to $1.5 billion in Q1 2025.

Fee-related earnings in asset management hit a record $698 million, supported by $25 billion in inflows.

Deployable capital reached a record $165 billion.

$850 million of share repurchases completed year-to-date.

Total Revenue
$17.9B
Previous year: $23.1B
-22.5%
EPS
$0.98
Previous year: $0.77
+27.3%
Distributable Earnings (Pre-Realizations)
$1.3B
Previous year: $1B
+30.0%
Total Distributable Earnings
$1.55B
Previous year: $1.22B
+27.4%
Fee-Bearing Capital
$549B
Cash and Equivalents
$12.4B
Previous year: $11.7B
+5.9%
Free Cash Flow
-$1.12B
Total Assets
$492B
Previous year: $492B
-0.1%

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Forward Guidance

Brookfield expects continued strong performance, underpinned by stable cash flows, significant deployable capital, and robust fundraising momentum.

Positive Outlook

  • Continued strong inflows across core funds and strategies.
  • Record deployable capital of $165 billion available for investment.
  • Ongoing share repurchases expected to enhance per-share value.
  • Stable operating cash flows across infrastructure, real estate, and renewables.
  • High fundraising activity in opportunistic real estate and credit funds.

Challenges Ahead

  • Increased market volatility may impact investment valuations.
  • Lower consolidated net income vs. prior year driven by fair value changes.
  • Potential headwinds in real estate despite same-store NOI growth.
  • Continued exposure to macroeconomic and geopolitical risks.
  • Rising interest costs in certain segments could pressure margins.