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Guardian Canadian Bond Fund ETF Units (GCBD.TO) has raised its dividend 10 times on record

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Dividend history

Guardian Canadian Bond Fund ETF Units

GCBD.TO

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$0.000$0.084$0.1672024-09-23: $0.12502024-12-23: $0.16702025-01-27: $0.04702025-02-24: $0.05002025-03-25: $0.05102025-04-24: $0.05602025-05-26: $0.06102025-06-24: $0.05002025-07-25: $0.06202025-08-25: $0.04902025-09-23: $0.04602025-10-27: $0.05402025-11-24: $0.04702025-12-23: $0.04702026-04-24: $0.04702026-07-27: $0.0501Sep 24Jul 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.0501CAD

Ex: Jul 27, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.0470CAD

Ex: Apr 24, 2026

$0.0470CAD

Ex: Dec 23, 2025

$0.0470CAD

Ex: Nov 24, 2025

$0.0540CAD

Ex: Oct 27, 2025

$0.0460CAD

Ex: Sep 23, 2025

$0.0490CAD

Ex: Aug 25, 2025

$0.0620CAD

Ex: Jul 25, 2025

$0.0500CAD

Ex: Jun 24, 2025

$0.0610CAD

Ex: May 26, 2025

Pay: May 30

Monthly

The Guardian Canadian Bond Fund ETF (GCBD.TO) has a solid track record of increasing dividends. Over the past 2.8 years, it has made 20 dividend payments and raised its dividend 10 times, showing a commitment to providing value to investors.

Investor takeaway: For Canadian retail investors, especially those using registered accounts like TFSAs and RRSPs, the consistent dividend increases from GCBD.TO can be an appealing option for income-focused portfolios.

10 Dividend Raises in 2.8 Years

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Guardian Canadian Bond Fund ETF Units

GCBD.TO

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GCBD.TO

Guardian Canadian Bond Fund ETF Units

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$0.26 (-1.41%)
120 day period
$18.05$18.35$18.65Jan 28Apr 29Jul 24

Market cap

$45.46M

Div. yield

324.00%

52W high

$18.40

52W low

$17.58

Beta

1.04

The Guardian Canadian Bond Fund ETF has successfully raised its dividend 10 times since it started, highlighting its dedication to delivering steady income to investors.

Dividend Payment History

The fund has a strong history of dividend payments, totaling 20 since its launch. The latest dividend payment is CA$0.0501 CAD, scheduled for distribution on July 31, 2026. This continues the fund's commitment to providing reliable income to its investors.

Recent Dividend Increase

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The most recent increase in dividends happened just before the upcoming payment, with the previous amount being CA$0.047 CAD. This increase demonstrates the fund's strategy to enhance shareholder value through regular raises, reinforcing its reliability in the income-generating investment space.

Ex-Dividend and Payment Dates

If you're looking to benefit from the upcoming dividend, the ex-dividend date is July 27, 2026. This means you need to hold shares before this date to qualify for the dividend payment. The record date is also July 27, 2026, ensuring that all eligible shareholders will receive their dividends on the scheduled payment date.

Dividend calendar

TickerGCBD.TO
AmountCA$0.0501
Ex-dividend2026-07-27
Record2026-07-27
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-17
Trailing yield324.00%
Stock pageGCBD.TO dividend history

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

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