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Brookfield Asset Management offers a unique capital-light model, delivering stable fee income, high margins, and exposure to global megatrends like AI, infrastructure, and energy transition. BAM's fee-related earnings and assets under management are growing rapidly, with strong dividend growth and a robust, long-term capital base that shields income from volatility. The current valuation is high but justified by predictable earnings, future performance fee potential, and limited downside risk; scenario analysis shows up to 40% upside.

NEW YORK and STOCKHOLM, June 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brookfield Asset Management (“Brookfield”) today announced up to SEK 95 billion ($10 billion) of investment to support the development of artificial intelligence (“AI”) infrastructure in Sweden. This investment represents one of Brookfield's largest AI investments in Europe and extends the partnership with the Swedish government, its public authorities, academia and businesses in the region.

Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) plans to invest up to 95 billion Swedish crowns ($9.91 billion) to build a data centre for artificial intelligence in Sweden, the Canadian company said in a statement on Wednesday.

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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. reported a Q1 earnings double miss, but the stock increased that day and, after the tariff pause, has considerably outperformed its peers. BAM's fee-related earnings grew 26% YoY, with $117 billion in new fee-bearing capital, mostly from long-term and perpetual sources. BAM's strategic investments in Angel Oak and Oaktree enhance its private lending capabilities, aiming to double private credit AUM in five years.