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Desjardins Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (DCS.TO) raised its dividend to CA$0.0684

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Dividend history

Desjardins Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF

DCS.TO

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$0.000$0.034$0.0682025-04-23: $0.04302025-05-23: $0.04692025-06-23: $0.04732025-07-24: $0.05312025-08-22: $0.02912025-09-22: $0.04472025-10-24: $0.05062025-11-21: $0.04202025-12-31: $0.05942026-01-23: $0.04552026-02-20: $0.04022026-03-24: $0.04832026-04-23: $0.04552026-05-22: $0.04312026-06-23: $0.02762026-07-24: $0.0684Apr 25Dec 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.0684CAD

Ex: Jul 24, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.0276CAD

Ex: Jun 23, 2026

$0.0431CAD

Ex: May 22, 2026

$0.0455CAD

Ex: Apr 23, 2026

$0.0483CAD

Ex: Mar 24, 2026

$0.0402CAD

Ex: Feb 20, 2026

$0.0455CAD

Ex: Jan 23, 2026

$0.0594CAD

Ex: Dec 31, 2025

$0.0420CAD

Ex: Nov 21, 2025

$0.0506CAD

Ex: Oct 24, 2025


The Desjardins Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF (DCS.TO) has increased its monthly dividend to CA$0.0684, up from CA$0.0276. This change shows the ETF's commitment to providing returns for its investors.

Investor takeaway: This dividend increase is a positive sign for investors, especially those with the ETF in registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP, where dividends can grow tax-free.

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Desjardins Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF

DCS.TO

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DCS.TO

Desjardins Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF

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$0.14 (-0.73%)
120 day period
$18.92$19.08$19.23Jan 28Apr 27Jul 24

Market cap

$53.33M

Div. yield

277.00%

52W high

$19.04

52W low

$18.44

Beta

0.99

New Dividend Amount vs. Previous Amount

The new dividend is CA$0.0684, an increase from the previous CA$0.0276.

Dividend Details

The Desjardins Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF has announced a dividend of CA$0.0684, effective for the next payment cycle. This is a significant rise from the previous dividend of CA$0.0276. The ex-dividend date is July 24, 2026, and the payment date is July 31, 2026. Investors should note that this ETF has a solid history of consistent dividend payments, with 36 payments made over about 2.9 years and 18 increases during this time.

Investment Implications

For those holding the Desjardins Canadian Short Term Bond Index ETF in registered accounts like TFSA or RRSP, this dividend increase can boost your overall return on investment. The ETF's trailing yield is 277.00%, highlighting its ability to generate income for investors. This dividend hike may also reflect the ETF's strong performance and management's confidence in its future cash flows.


Dividend calendar

TickerDCS.TO
AmountCA$0.0684
Ex-dividend2026-07-24
Record2026-07-24
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-17
Trailing yield277.00%
Stock pageDCS.TO dividend history

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Published: July 27, 2026
Last Updated: July 27, 2026

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