BBU (BBU)

Brookfield Business Corporation reported solid Q2 2026 results with adjusted FFO up 23.5% and same-store adjusted EBITDA increasing by 5-6%, despite a slight dip in overall adjusted EBITDA due to portfolio reshaping. The company generated $1.2 billion in asset-sale proceeds, repurchased $300 million in stock, and made strategic acquisitions in air freight, MRO distribution, and an AI investment tied to OpenAI. Shares slipped 2.09% post-announcement, but management remains confident in meeting its capital recycling targets and leveraging AI for future value.

This article provides an overview of Brookfield Business Corp (BBUC)'s shareholder structure, detailing major institutional and individual shareholders. It lists the proportion of shares held by entities like Brookfield Corporation, OMERS Administration Corporation, and BlackRock Institutional Trust, and categorizes shareholder types. The report also includes institutional shareholding trends over several quarters and lists related ETFs with BBUC holdings.

This article provides an overview of institutional confidence in Brookfield Business Corp (BBUC), showing key shareholder activity as of July 24, 2026. It lists major institutional holders such as Brookfield Corporation, OMERS Administration Corporation, and BlackRock, along with changes in their shareholdings. The institutional confidence score remains stable at 7.00.

This article provides a technical analysis of Brookfield Business Partners LP (BBU), focusing on its price momentum, support and resistance levels, and various technical indicators and moving averages. As of the analysis date, BBU's current price momentum score is 7.23, and it is trading between resistance at $34.54 and support at $28.89. The technical indicators and moving averages generally suggest a "Sell" signal for the stock, with a neutral outlook from several individual indicators.

This article details the shareholder structure of Brookfield Business Partners LP (BBU), identifying major shareholders like Brookfield Corporation (50.01%) and OMERS Administration Corporation (13.75%). It also breaks down shareholder types, with Private Equity accounting for 100%, and provides institutional shareholding data across various quarters, including the number of institutions, shares held, and proportion. Additionally, it lists recent changes in the shareholdings of key entities.