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CI Canadian Short-Term Aggregate Bond Index ETF (CAGS.TO) has raised its dividend 18 times on record

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CI Canadian Short-Term Aggregate Bond Index ETF

CAGS.TO

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$0.000$0.088$0.1762025-03-25: $0.04712025-04-24: $0.13932025-05-27: $0.13022025-06-24: $0.12772025-07-25: $0.12502025-08-25: $0.12632025-09-23: $0.12182025-10-27: $0.13032025-11-24: $0.17622025-12-23: $0.11842026-01-26: $0.12182026-02-23: $0.12462026-03-25: $0.12382026-04-24: $0.12382026-05-22: $0.13392026-07-27: $0.1294Mar 25Nov 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.1294CAD

Ex: Jul 27, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.1339CAD

Ex: May 22, 2026

$0.1238CAD

Ex: Apr 24, 2026

$0.1238CAD

Ex: Mar 25, 2026

$0.1246CAD

Ex: Feb 23, 2026

$0.1218CAD

Ex: Jan 26, 2026

$0.1184CAD

Ex: Dec 23, 2025

$0.1762CAD

Ex: Nov 24, 2025

$0.1303CAD

Ex: Oct 27, 2025

$0.1218CAD

Ex: Sep 23, 2025

CI Canadian Short-Term Aggregate Bond Index ETF has a solid history of increasing dividends.

The CI Canadian Short-Term Aggregate Bond Index ETF (CAGS.TO) has made 35 dividend payments over about 2.9 years, raising its dividend 18 times. This shows a strong commitment to providing returns for investors.

Investor takeaway: For Canadian retail investors, this ETF could be a stable income option, especially for those using registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP, where dividends can grow tax-free or tax-deferred.

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CI Canadian Short-Term Aggregate Bond Index ETF

CAGS.TO

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CAGS.TO

CI Canadian Short-Term Aggregate Bond Index ETF

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$0.40 (-0.84%)
120 day period
$47.25$47.66$48.07Jan 29May 1Jul 28

Market cap

$49.85M

Div. yield

327.00%

52W high

$47.54

52W low

$46.05

Beta

0.96

18 Dividend Raises

The CI Canadian Short-Term Aggregate Bond Index ETF has raised its dividend 18 times, demonstrating a commitment to returning value to shareholders.

Dividend Payment History

This ETF has a strong payment history, with 35 payments made since it started. The current dividend amount is CA$0.1294 CAD, with the latest ex-dividend date on July 27, 2026. This consistent payment schedule shows the ETF's reliability as an income-generating investment.

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Recent Dividend Increase

The ETF recently announced a dividend increase from the previous amount of CA$0.1339 CAD. This increase is part of a broader trend, with 18 dividend raises since the ETF began paying dividends. Investors can expect the next payment on July 31, 2026, following the record date of July 27, 2026.

Dividend calendar

TickerCAGS.TO
AmountCA$0.1294
Ex-dividend2026-07-27
Record2026-07-27
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-16
Trailing yield327.00%
Stock pageCAGS.TO dividend history

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

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