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Brookfield Business Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BBUC)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
Q: Hello,
I have a sense of how you will answer this question but I hope you can elaborate a provide a bit more of your thought process.
Both BN and bbu are “holdcos” and have a holdco discount. Which do you think is cheaper? And if BBU is significantly cheaper why not give that a bit more of a closer look as an investment? Even though BN has the Asset Manager ownership, which is the holly grail (and some ownerships in the other spins and real estate).
I have a sense of how you will answer this question but I hope you can elaborate a provide a bit more of your thought process.
Both BN and bbu are “holdcos” and have a holdco discount. Which do you think is cheaper? And if BBU is significantly cheaper why not give that a bit more of a closer look as an investment? Even though BN has the Asset Manager ownership, which is the holly grail (and some ownerships in the other spins and real estate).