Lorne Steinberg Wealth Management’s Q2 2026 letter called Brookfield Corporation a long-term compounder, citing over $1 trillion in assets under management and its infrastructure and renewable-power businesses. It said infrastructure demand could drive growth.
The strategy identified global infrastructure demand, including nuclear power and digital infrastructure, as a major growth driver. It also pointed to Brookfield’s liquidity and history of buying distressed or undervalued assets and improving their operations.
Brookfield shares closed at $36.63 on Sept. 24, 2026, down 11.37% over the month and 19.69% over 52 weeks, according to the article. It reported an $81.77 billion market capitalization and a 52-week share-price range of $36.23 to $49.57.
