RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Timing...There could be "something cooking" Shylock, but Brookfield usually looks for vulnerable targets.
As you mention IPL, they were in financial trouble because of cost overruns of the Heartland Petrochemical Project. Brookfield tried to pick IPL up cheap, but IPL got Pembina involved(thank goodness) and in the end, BIPC ended up paying a fair price for IPL.
Without PPL's involvement, I would have been under water, but at $25. share, rather than $16, plus Brookfield shares it was a good one for me.
As far as I am able to see, Superior is not in a similar fiscal difficulty, so Brookfield just collect the interest on the money they lent to Superior, for the time being. I also think they have bigger fish to fry.
But you never know, do you?