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Review of Brookfield Renewable Partners
SEP 11, 2025 - Renewables not only have a near-term tailwind of declining interest rates, which should make it easier for BEP.UN to finance growth project, but also secular tailwinds on the back of electrification and digitization, especially the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI). BEP.UN is a well-managed entity with solid execution in terms of raising, deploying, and recycling capital. BEP. UN’s management believes the company can provide investors an annualized return in the range of 12%-15% over the business cycle with relatively low risk. We think the long-term thesis in BEP.UN remains intact, and we are maintaining our rating at B+.
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $40.97)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $58.83)
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Q: BEPC is trading at a 42% premium to BEP.UN. I understand the tax implications and ownership of LPs vs Corps, however, what is the real value/share of Brookfield Renewable? Is BEP.UN undervalued and/or BEPC overvalued? As a retail investor, irrespective of tax considerations, which of the two should I consider buying? Thank you.
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Q: How can one explain the huge discrepency between those 2 stocks while it's the same company? One can argue that there is a tax efficiency by investing in BEPC but certainly not by this much. Is there a possibility that the difference might shring over time ? What am I missing?
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