Brookfield stock gains 1.04 percent as Q2 earnings rise 15 percent

Published on 10/04/2026 at 11:53 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Brookfield stock stood at USD 36.92 on October 2, 2026, while Q2 distributable earnings reached USD 1.4 billion. Analysts set a USD 57.40 average target.

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Brookfield stock (ISIN CA11257M1086) closed at USD 36.92 on the NYSE on October 2, 2026, gaining 1.04 percent from the previous close. The move came as the latest operating picture showed distributable earnings before realizations rising 15 percent year over year to USD 1.4 billion in Q2 FY2026.

Q2 earnings show operating scale

According to Yahoo Finance, Brookfield reported USD 1.4 billion of distributable earnings before realizations, or USD 0.61 per share, for Q2 FY2026. Total distributable earnings including realizations reached USD 1.5 billion, or USD 0.66 per share, while asset management delivered USD 740 million.

The quarter also produced record fundraising of USD 77 billion. Fee-bearing capital increased 19 percent year over year to USD 672 billion, giving Brookfield a measurable growth engine beyond asset sales and carried interest.

Consensus target stays far higher

MarketBeat reports a Moderate Buy consensus from 13 analysts, including 10 Buy ratings, one Strong Buy and two Holds. The average 12-month price target is USD 57.40, which places the target 55.5 percent above the October 2 reference price of USD 36.92.

The latest published target change cited by MarketBeat came from Scotiabank on August 14, 2026, when the bank raised its target from USD 53.00 to USD 54.00 and kept an Outperform rating. That optimism contrasts with the stock's 52-week range, which places the October 2 close only USD 1.23 above the USD 35.69 low and USD 12.65 below the USD 49.57 high.

Brookfield stock closes at USD 36.92

Brookfield stock closed at USD 36.92 on October 2, 2026, with a market capitalization of USD 82.5 billion and volume of 6,441,357 shares. The combination of 15 percent Q2 distributable-earnings growth and a share price near the yearly low leaves valuation and execution as the central investor questions.