Brookfield Investments Corporation

Brookfield Investments Corporation

Brookfield Investments Corporation (BIC) is a Toronto-based investment entity whose sole common shareholder is Brookfield Corporation, the parent of the global asset management giant. The company was established to concentrate capital in renewables and property sectors, with Brookfield owning more than $1.0 billion of BIC’s retractable preferred shares. Its ownership structure ties it directly to one of the world’s largest alternative asset managers, but its distinct legal identity and preferred-share program give it a unique capital profile. The company invests in renewable energy infrastructure and real estate properties. Its portfolio spans wind and solar projects, commercial and residential property holdings, and development assets. Geographic focus includes North America, Europe, and select growing markets. BIC holds a $1.0 billion preferred-share commitment from Brookfield Corporation (per the firm's website). It does not report a separate AUM figure publicly. BIC operates from Brookfield Place in Toronto with no additional offices publicly listed. It releases annual reports, interim reports, and press releases via its website, but after December 22, 2015, it relies on an exemption from filing certain continuous disclosure documents with Canadian regulators, citing Brookfield’s guarantee. The transfer agent is TSX Trust Company, handling share transfers and dividend queries. No team or professional headcount has been disclosed. The structural differentiator is the guarantee arrangement: Brookfield Corporation provides a full and unconditional subordinated guarantee on BIC’s Class 1 Senior Preferred Shares, Series A. This allows holders of preferred shares access to Brookfield’s consolidated financial disclosures rather than requiring standalone continuous filings. The arrangement can terminate once no preferred shares remain outstanding or if BIC resumes its own filings.