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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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Q: Hi 5i
I am bargain hunting so looking at Brookfield Renewable. I charted BEPC and BEP-UN and am puzzled by the significant outperformance of BEPC over 1-5 years. I don't think the div treatment should make that much of a difference. BEPC is 9% off 52 week high, BEP-UN 15% off. Your thoughts? And if I decide to buy, am I wrong to think BEP-UN could have more gain potential?
Thanks, Greg
Read Answer Asked by Greg on September 11, 2025
Q: I've held these for several years, except for BEP.UN which is little over a year, I've accumulated dividends in LRSP, RRSP and TFSA, and want to add to these and keep over long term, wondering if you would be comfortable doing so generally speaking.
Read Answer Asked by Don on September 15, 2025
Q: Hi,
Could you illustrate to us all what type of companies/stocks and/or sectors historically have performed the best ( or least worst ) over periods of recession/depression/stagflation and war times? And further, can you provide your top 5-10 CDN stocks that you think would do best in these situations, with at least half of them dividend payers please, if possible. Potential ETF and options strategies would be appreciated as well. Take as many points as you see fit.
cheers and thanks, Chris
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