Brookfield Business Holdings Corp Completes Reorganization, Reports 2025 Financials, and Significant Share Buybacks

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Brookfield Business Holdings Corp finalized its corporate reorganization, reporting a reduced net loss for 2025 despite lower revenues, alongside substantial share repurchases and the deconsolidation of a troubled healthcare operation.

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• Corporate Reorganization Completed

  The company finalized an arrangement on March 27, 2026, converting its structure into a single publicly traded corporate entity (BBUC) and leading to the delisting of its exchangeable shares. This follows the plan announced on 2026-03-27.

• Improved Net Loss, Decreased Revenue

  Reported a net loss of $1,001 million for the year ended December 31, 2025, an improvement from a $1,927 million net loss in 2024, but revenues decreased to $7,168 million from $8,208 million.

• Significant Share Repurchases

  The company repurchased 3,876,525 exchangeable shares in 2025, and an additional 891,240 shares post-year-end, demonstrating active capital management.

• Healthcare Operation Deconsolidation

  In May 2025, the healthcare services operation entered receivership due to a credit agreement default, leading to its deconsolidation and a $236 million net gain for the company.

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This annual report details the completion of a significant corporate reorganization on March 27, 2026, which simplifies the company's structure and will lead to the delisting of its exchangeable shares. The company reported a net loss of $1,001 million for 2025, an improvement from the $1,927 million loss in 2024, though revenues decreased. A notable event was the deconsolidation of its healthcare services operation in May 2025 due to an event of default under its credit agreement, which resulted in a $236 million net gain for the company. Additionally, Brookfield Business Holdings Corp engaged in significant share repurchase activity, buying back 3,876,525 exchangeable shares in 2025, representing a substantial portion of its outstanding equity. This mixed financial performance, coupled with the major structural changes and active capital management, makes this a key filing for investors.