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Partners Value reports $69M net income despite currency losses in 2025

A volatile year for Partners Value as currency headwinds shrink profits. Yet Brookfield remains the cornerstone of its unwavering investment strategy.

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Partners Value reports $69M net income despite currency losses in 2025

Partners Value Investments L.P. has released its financial results for the year ending December 31, 2025. The firm reported a net income of $69 million, down from $74 million in 2024. Most of its investments remained focused on Brookfield shares, with stakes of around 8% in BN and 2% in BAM by the close of 2025. The decline in net income was largely due to foreign currency translation losses. These losses overshadowed gains from higher investment income and valuation increases during the year.

Of the total $69 million net income, $59 million was allocated to the Equity Limited Partners. The remaining $10 million went to the Preferred Limited Partners. Despite the drop in overall net income, the firm's investment strategy stayed consistent. Its principal holdings continued to centre on Brookfield shares, maintaining significant positions in both BN and BAM by year-end.

The partnership's 2025 results reflect a slight dip in profitability, influenced by currency fluctuations. Higher investment returns and valuation gains helped soften the impact of these losses. The firm's focus on Brookfield shares remained unchanged throughout the period.

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