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A GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANY Focused on property, power and other infrastructure assets Multiplex Group Take-Over Bid June 11, 2007

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A GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANYFocused on property, power and other infrastructure assets

Multiplex Group Take-Over BidJune 11, 2007

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Agenda

Executive Summary

Transaction Overview

Multiplex Group Profile

Multiplex Group Businesses

Brookfield’s New Property Profile

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Forward-looking Statements

Note: This Presentation contains forward-looking information within the meaning of Canadian provincial securities laws and other “forward-looking statements”, within the meaning of certain securities laws including Section 27A of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, Section 21E of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, “safe harbor” provisions of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and in any applicable Canadian securities regulations. We may make such statements in this report, in other filings with Canadian regulators or the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) or in other communications. These forward-looking statements include among others, statements with respect to our financial and operating objectives and strategies to achieve those objectives, capital committed to our funds, the potential growth of our asset management business and the related revenue streams therefrom, statements with respect to the prospects for increasing our cash flow from or continued achievement of targeted returns on our investments, as well as the outlook for the Company’s businesses and other statements with respect to our beliefs, outlooks, plans, expectations, and intentions.

Although Brookfield Asset Management believes that the anticipated future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements and information are based upon reasonable assumptions and expectations, the reader should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements and information because they involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the company to differ materially from anticipated future results, performance or achievement expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements and information.

Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contemplated or implied by forward-looking statements include: economic and financial conditions in the countries in which we do business; the behavior of financial markets including fluctuations in interest and exchange rates; availability of equity and debt financing; strategic actions including dispositions; the ability to effectively integrate acquisitions into existing operations and the ability to attain expected benefits; the Company’s continued ability to attract institutional partners to its Specialty Funds; adverse hydrology conditions; regulatory and political factors within the countries in which the company operates; acts of God, such as earthquakes and hurricanes; the possible impact of international conflicts and other developments including terrorist acts; and other risks and factors detailed from time to time in the company’s form 40-F filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as other documents filed by the company with the securities regulators in Canada and the United States including in the Annual Information Form under the heading “Business Environment and Risks.”

We caution that the forgoing list of important factors that may affect future results is not exhaustive. When relying on our forward looking statements to make decisions with respect to Brookfield Asset Management, investors and others should carefully consider the forgoing factors and other uncertainties and potential events. The company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements or information, whether written or oral, that may be as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

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Executive Summary

Offer All cash for 100% of Multiplex Group

Price A$5.05 per stapled security + June distribution of up to A$0.10 per stapled security

Total number of common shares outstanding 837.4 million

Transaction equity value A$4.2 billion (US$3.5 billion)

Total transaction value A$7.3 billion (US$6.1 billion)

Transaction Overview

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Overview of the Offer

Brookfield Asset Management (“BAM”) has offered to buy all the shares in Multiplex Limited and all the units in Multiplex Property Trust

– Cash consideration of A$5.05 per stapled security– In addition to the offer price, securityholders will be entitled to receive payment of

the June distribution of up to A$0.10 per stapled security

Roberts Family Nominees (“RFN”) has entered into put and call option arrangements with BAM over its entire shareholding of 25.6% of Multiplex securities

Multiplex Directors support Brookfield’s offer and indicated that subject only to receiving an independent expert report that concludes that the offer is both fair and reasonable and there being no superior offer, they each will recommend securityholders accept the offer

To be effected via an all-cash, off-market takeover offer for 100% of Multiplex Group’s stapled securities

– All Multiplex securityholders to receive the same offer terms as each other– No differentiation in price or type of consideration available to RFN

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$2.50

$3.00

$3.50

$4.00

$4.50

$5.00

$5.50

Jun-05 Oct-05 Feb-06 Jun-06 Oct-06 Feb-07 Jun-07

Multiplex Unit Price - ASX

Offer Price:A$5.05 + June distribution

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Offer Premium1

The offer represents an attractive premium to Multiplex Group NTA and historical trading prices2

Notes:1. Premiums are calculated based on prices prior to the announcement, by Multiplex, on 25 January, that Multiplex had commenced third-party discussions which may result

in a proposal being put in relation to the acquisition of Multiplex securities and/or assets2. Offer consideration of $5.15 used to calculate premiums, representing offer price of $5.05 plus estimated June distribution of 10.0 cents per security3. Reported Group NTA of $3.13 as at 31 December 2006 – net tangible assets4. VWAP: Volume weighted average price

Premium64.5%

Premium30.6%

Premium24.7%

Premium39.2%

Premium32.1%

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$3.13

$3.70$3.90 $3.94

$4.13

$2.50

$3.00

$3.50

$4.00

$4.50

$5.00

$5.50

NTA 6-Month VWAP(to 24 Jan 07)

3-Month VWAP(to 24 Jan 07)

1-Month VWAP(to 24 Jan 07)

Pre-AnnouncementClosing Price

(24 Jan 07)

4 4 4

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Benefits of Offer for Multiplex Securityholders

All cash proposal

Attractive offer metrics

Almost immediate liquidity for all investors’ positions

Multiplex Directors support Brookfield’s offer and indicated that subject only to receiving an independent expert report that concludes that the offer is both fair and reasonable and there being no superior offer, they each will recommend securityholders accept the offer

Limited risks to deal completion

Ability to close transaction in short timeframe

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BAM Rationale for Transaction

Adds large, complementary property portfolio of high-quality assets

Expands geographic footprint in an attractive new market for BAM

Increases third-party assets under management (“AUM”)

Adds fundraising capabilities and managed AUM in the Australian and New Zealand markets

Provides combination of strong operating base and proven management team to grow in existing and new markets

Expected to generate attractive returns

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Offer Details

Offer conditions:– Minimum acceptance condition of 50.1% (inclusive of securities currently owned by

BAM / RFN - approximately 30%)– Regulatory approvals including Foreign Investment Review Board - OIO approval – No threatened actions by Government authorities that would materially adversely

impact the offer– Multiplex is not subject to any new litigation claims expected to result in judgment

greater than A$100 M during the offer period, other than that which has previously been announced to the ASX

– No material adverse change– No material breach by Multiplex of the Implementation agreement– No prescribed occurrences– Certain change of control waivers/consents are obtained

Multiplex has provided exclusivity to BAM subject to following fiduciary exceptions: no solicitation, no discussions, obligation to notify BAM

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Transaction Timetable

Announcement June 11, 2007

Bidder and target statements distributed to securityholders

July 2007

Offer period opens July 2007

Earliest date for offer to close August 2007

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Indicative Transaction Overview

Brookfield has offered to acquire all of the equity of Multiplex at A$5.05 per unit

The bid will be initially financed with a $1.5 billion loan that has no recourse to Brookfield

US$– 837.4 million shares @ A$5.05 $ 3,5551

Less: existing investment (145)acquisition debt (1,500)

$ 1,910

Brookfield will fund its cash commitment with financial assets and credit facilities

1 Assumes $1 Australian dollar = $0.84 United States dollar

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BAM’s Strategy for the Multiplex Business

BAM sees Multiplex as an integral part of BAM’s international growth strategy –BAM intends to use Multiplex and its management team as a platform for growth

– Complementary portfolio of high quality assets and businesses

– Expansion of BAM geographic footprint

– Addition of fundraising capabilities and managed assets in the Australian and New Zealand markets

BAM has expressed its intention to work with existing Multiplex management and employees to grow the business

– Strong operating base and proven management team

Multiplex Profile

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Multiplex Profile

Through a stapled structure, investors participate in the earnings of the Company (property development, construction, property funds management and facilities management) as well as the stable, recurring cash flow from the Trust’s real estate portfolio

Multiplex Group

Multiplex Property Trust Multiplex Limited

$3.1 billion Direct Property

Portfolio

Construction Division

Development Division

Investment Management

Division

Facilities Management

Division

Multiplex Group consists of Multiplex Limited and Multiplex Property Trust

$3.0 billion Managed

Property Funds

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Multiplex Profile

Funds ManagementMultiple fee-based business with substantial opportunities for growth

Property OverviewLarge-scale portfolio of high quality real estate properties in key Australian markets

DevelopmentAn extensive development portfolio and organization with proven ability to deliver low-risk, high-value projects

ConstructionFee-based construction business which is highly complementary to the development pipeline

25 assets, comprising 8.5M sq.ft. (5.9M sq.ft. owned) of office, retail and industrial properties

Multiplex has A$6.1B of assets under management

Multiplex has 47 development projects

Strong base in Australia and Dubai

Source: Multiplex Portfolio Report for Half Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006

Property Business

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Property Portfolio Overview

Type Location Total Area Interest Occupancy Lease Term(sq.ft.) % % (years)

Office FundSouthern Cross Melbourne 867,032 75 98 14.2Darling Park Sydney 1,204,836 30 100 5.6Jessie Street Centre Parramatta 579,012 100 100 6.7Bourke Place Trust Melbourne 702,431 43 95 7.6IAG House Sydney 414,389 50 100 11.5Commonwealth Bank Brisbane 304,026 100 100 5.8KPMG Tower Sydney 300,873 50 100 8.8AMP Place Brisbane 303,790 100 100 2.8BankWest Tower Perth 423,656 50 100 3.915 Blue Street North Sydney 170,759 100 100 2.7NAB House Sydney 432,580 25 98 4.3111 Alinga Street Canberra 175,527 100 100 3.1Ernst & Young Street Perth 123,494 100 96 9.0ANZ Centre Brisbane 220,305 50 100 3.1Total Office Fund 6,222,710 68 99 7.4

Retail FundWorld Square Retail and Carpark Sydney 176,679 50 98 4.7King Street Wharf Sydney 60,848 100 100 8.1Pittwater Place Sydney 125,970 100 98 8.0Great Western Super Centre 162,029 100 100 6.1Carillon Shopping Centre Perth 177,077 50 95 2.5Bracken Ridge Plaza Brisbane 65,488 100 100 5.2Total Retail Fund 768,091 81 98 6.0

IndustrialJames Hardie - Rosehill Sydney 618,085 100 100 8.3James Hardie - Carole Park Brisbane 420,589 100 100 12.2James Hardie - Welshpool Perth 305,523 100 100 1.2James Hardie - Meeandah Brisbane 209,552 100 100 12.2Total Industrial 1,553,749 100 100 8.2

Car ParkLuna Park Car Park Sydney n/a 100 n/a 0.5

Total Portfolio 8,544,550

Source: Multiplex Portfolio Report for Half Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006

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Geographic Overview – Property

Queensland

Brisbane and Keperra

7 Assets:

3 Office, 2 Retail, 2 Industrial

1,685,777 RSF (1,575,625 RSF Owned)

New South Wales

Sydney, Canberra, Parramatta

12 Assets:

7 Office, 3 Retail, 1 Industrial, 1 Car Park

4,259,555 RSF (2,645,766 RSF Owned)

Victoria

Melbourne

2 Assets:

2 Office

1,569,463 RSF (952,038 RSF Owned)

Western Australia

Perth

4 Assets:

2 Office, 1 Retail, 1 Industrial

1,029,750 RSF (729,383 RSF Owned)

The Trust is comprised of 25 assets, largely office (14) and retail (6) properties

Source: Multiplex Portfolio report for Half Year ended 31 Dec 2006

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Tenant Overview – High-quality Credit, Long-term Leases

The Trust portfolio is supported by a strong tenant base with a long-term lease expiry scheduleOccupancy is reported at 99% across the portfolio with a weighted average lease expiry of 7.3 yearsThe top 10 tenants accounted for 52.2% of net income in December 2006 Weighted average lease expiry of the top ten tenants is 8.9 years

Source: Multiplex Portfolio Report for Half Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006

Development Business

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Development Assets - Overview

Total Gross Development Valueby Sector

Total Gross Development Valueby Geographic Region

Multiplex has excellent project diversity across sectors and geographic locations

Mixed-Use34.5%

Multi-Residential32.5%

Commercial12.7%

Retail11.7%

MPC8.6%

Multi-Residential32.5%

UnitedKingdom

56.8%

New SouthWales18.4%

WesternAustralia

10.1%

Queensland6.2%

SouthAustralia

6.2%

Victoria - 1.2%New Zealand

1.1%

Source: Multiplex Portfolio Report for Half Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006

Funds Management

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Funds Management

Over $3.0 billion of third-party assets under management (excluding MPT)

Ability to leverage existing platform to create additional funds by accessing institutional markets in Australia, New Zealand and the UK markets

Highly scaleable funds management business generates both a recurring fee stream and a transactional fee stream

FUM (Dec 06)Owned %LocationFunds

$6,133Total

68n/aAustraliaMultiplex Acumen Vale Syndicate

78 n/aAustraliaSingle Property Fund

150n/aAustraliaMultiplex Development & Opportunity Fund

80422%New ZealandMultiplex New Zealand Property Fund

32221%AustraliaMultiplex Acumen Property Fund

67122%AustraliaMultiplex Acumen Prime Property Fund

94320%New ZealandAMP NZ Office Trust

$3,097n/aAustraliaMultiplex Property Trust (MPT)

Multiplex Managed Funds

Source: Multiplex Portfolio Report for Half Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006

Construction

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Construction

AustraliaLarge development portfolio with 38 projects and a total contract value of over A$5.2 billion as at December 31, 2006

Middle EastFollows subcontracting model used in Australia and U.K.

U.K.Operations commenced in 2000

Australia and Middle-East construction businesses have strongorder books and history of profitability

Total Contract Value by Region Total Contract Value by Sector

Source: Multiplex Portfolio Report for Half Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006

Facilities Management

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Facilities Management

Number of Contracts Revenue by Sector

Facilities Management

41%

ResidentialServices

18%

ProjectManagement Services

4%

Property Services37%

Commercial33%

Special Use23%

Defence9%

Residential6%

Justice5%

Education – 4% Health - 4%

110 contracts under management, including commercial, retail, residential, defence, education and health

Retail9%

Enter-tainment

7%

Source: Multiplex Portfolio Report for Half Year Ended Dec. 31, 2006

New Brookfield Asset Management Profile

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Current BAM’s Asset Profile – Pre-Multiplex

Over $70 billion of assets under management

Property+$26 billion

100 million sq. ft. office

Power+$10 billion*

140 hydro power plants

Timber+$3 billion*

2.5 million acres

Transmission Infrastructure+$3 billion

11,000 km of transmission lines

Specialty Funds+$29 billion

Finance & RestructuringFixed Income

Other Infrastructure

+$2 billionFuture: Ports,

pipelines & toll roads

* Estimate of current value of the assets

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BAM’s Property Operations – Pre-Multiplex

Property and brokerageservices

Bridge and mezzanine

lending

100 million sq. ft. 95,000 building lots

One of the world’s largest global property investors with over $26 billion of property assets

Services Financing CommercialProperties

ResidentialProperties

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Active Property Acquirer

Transaction Location Sq.Ft. Year Completed(millions)

BCE Portfolio Canada 7.0 1990 / 1994Olympia & York Company U.S. 14.7 1996 / 1998 / 2002Trizec Canada Canada 3.6 2000Gentra Canada 7.0 1997 / 2003Canary Wharf – 17% U.K. 3.0 2003O&Y Properties Canada 9.8 2005Trizec Properties U.S. 29.0 2006JP Morgan & Other portfolios U.S. 10.0 2006Other Properties

– South America 3.0 1990 - 2006– Europe 2.0 2003 - 2006– North America 10.0 1990 – 2006

Multiplex Australia, UK, NZ 8.5 Pending - 2007108.0

15 years of growth through acquisitions

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Strong North American Base

Active in the ownership and financing of real estate assets for over 40 years

Experienced in development, having built someof the premier properties in the Americas

Involved in virtually all aspects of providingreal estate related services

Experience in the capital markets in bothissuing and acquiring property-related securities

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Growing European Presence

Canary Wharf (17%-owned, acquired in 2003; 80% of 20 Canada Square)

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Established Latin American Presence

Retail Shopping Centres / Residential / Land Development

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Other Property and Financing Services

Property Portfolio Management Services(North America)

Brokerage Services(North America)

Bridge & Mezzanine Lending and Financing Services (North America & Europe)

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Complementary Opportunistic Property Strategy

Opportunity Property Fund Latin America Retail Fund

Funds dedicated to opportunistic acquisitions

North American opportunity fund

+$1 billion of assets

Brazilian Retail shopping malls

+$800 million of capital committed

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Multiplex – Strong Australian/NZ Presence

Multiplex

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BAM + Multiplex – Growing Asset Base

±$72B

±$26B

BAM

±$7B

±$7B

MULTIPLEX

±$79B

±$33B

COMBINED

Property

Total

+ =

Creates one of the largest global portfolios of property andinfrastructure assets

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Premier Portfolio*, Top Markets

Global scale to business operations

* Includes development projects

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Summary

Complementary property and funds management businesses

Proven talent pool

Strong global presence

Platform for future growth

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BAM + Multiplex = Global Asset Manager