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CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF (CAGG.TO) went ex-dividend — CA$0.1291

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Dividend history

CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF

CAGG.TO

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$0.000$0.079$0.1582025-03-25: $0.11562025-04-24: $0.12632025-05-27: $0.13352025-06-24: $0.10422025-07-25: $0.11892025-08-25: $0.13132025-09-23: $0.11812025-10-27: $0.15782025-11-24: $0.15572025-12-23: $0.12222026-01-26: $0.12772026-02-23: $0.12752026-03-25: $0.12692026-04-24: $0.12702026-05-22: $0.12822026-07-27: $0.1291Mar 25Nov 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.1291CAD

Ex: Jul 27, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.1282CAD

Ex: May 22, 2026

$0.1270CAD

Ex: Apr 24, 2026

$0.1269CAD

Ex: Mar 25, 2026

$0.1275CAD

Ex: Feb 23, 2026

$0.1277CAD

Ex: Jan 26, 2026

$0.1222CAD

Ex: Dec 23, 2025

$0.1557CAD

Ex: Nov 24, 2025

$0.1578CAD

Ex: Oct 27, 2025

$0.1181CAD

Ex: Sep 23, 2025


What the Ex-Dividend Date Means for Investors

The CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF (CAGG.TO) went ex-dividend on July 27, 2026, distributing a dividend of CA$0.1291. This is important for investors who held the ETF on that date, as it determines who will receive the upcoming dividend payment.

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CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF

CAGG.TO

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CAGG.TO

CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF

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$0.51 (-1.15%)
120 day period
$43.68$44.36$45.04Feb 3Apr 30Jul 27

Market cap

$774.03M

Div. yield

353.00%

52W high

$44.44

52W low

$42.35

Beta

0.99

Investor Takeaway: If you owned shares of the CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF before the ex-dividend date, you will receive the dividend payment on July 31, 2026. Knowing the ex-dividend date is key for anyone looking to benefit from dividend distributions.

CA$0.1291 Dividend Paid to Holders

The CA$0.1291 dividend reflects a slight increase from last month's dividend of CA$0.1282, continuing the ETF's trend of consistent payments.

Understanding Ex-Dividend Dates

The ex-dividend date is the cutoff set by a company to decide which shareholders are eligible for the next dividend payment. For the CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF, this date was July 27, 2026. Investors who bought shares on or after this date will not receive the dividend. This date is crucial for dividend-focused investors as it affects their eligibility for the distribution.

Upcoming Dividend Payment Details

After the ex-dividend date, the CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF will pay the CA$0.1291 dividend on July 31, 2026. This payment shows the ETF's commitment to providing regular income to its shareholders. The dividend is part of a monthly distribution cycle, and the recent increase from CA$0.1282 to CA$0.1291 indicates a positive trend in dividend growth.

Historical Performance of Dividends

The CI Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF has a solid history of dividend payments, with 35 payments made over about 2.9 years. Notably, there have been 20 increases in the dividend amount during this time. This track record may attract investors looking for stable income through dividends, especially in tax-advantaged accounts like a TFSA or RRSP.


Dividend calendar

TickerCAGG.TO
AmountCA$0.1291
Ex-dividend2026-07-27
Record2026-07-27
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-16
Trailing yield353.00%
Stock pageCAGG.TO dividend history

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Published: July 28, 2026
Last Updated: July 28, 2026

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