
Dividend history
MAAA.TO
Recent payments
$0.2015CAD
Ex: Nov 2, 2026
Pay: Nov 9
$0.1969CAD
Ex: Oct 1, 2026
Pay: Oct 8
$0.1969CAD
Ex: Sep 1, 2026
Pay: Sep 9
$0.1969CAD
Ex: Aug 4, 2026
Pay: Aug 11
$0.2002CAD
Ex: Jul 2, 2026
$0.2002CAD
Ex: Jun 1, 2026
$0.2002CAD
Ex: May 1, 2026
$0.2048CAD
Ex: Apr 1, 2026
$0.2048CAD
Ex: Mar 2, 2026
$0.2048CAD
Ex: Feb 2, 2026
MAAA’s available payment history shows 17 distributions over about 1.3 years, including three increases. That’s a short record, but it gives a clear picture of the ETF’s payments so far.
MAAA pays distributions monthly. Its latest listed payment is CA$0.2015 per unit, up from CA$0.1969. The history provided doesn’t establish a longer-term pattern. For more listing details, see the MAAA stock page.
Investor takeaway: The record includes 17 payments and three increases over roughly 1.3 years. It describes past payments, not a promise that distributions will keep rising or stay at the latest amount. The monthly schedule may help you assess cash-flow timing, but the information provided doesn’t establish a future payment or yield.
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Three distribution increases detected
The supplied history records 17 payments over about 1.3 years. The latest listed amount is CA$0.2015 per unit, compared with CA$0.1969 for the previous payment.
A short but measurable payment record
MAAA has 17 payments on file, with three increases detected during that period. This shows a history of increases, but the record is too short to suggest a long-standing pattern of dividend growth. You can review the ETF’s listing details on the MAAA.TO stock page.
Latest amount and payment dates
The latest listed distribution is CA$0.2015 per unit, up from CA$0.1969. It is labelled monthly. The ex-dividend and record dates were November 2, 2026, and the payment date is November 9, 2026. As of November 3, the ex-dividend and record dates have passed, while the payment date is still upcoming. These dates apply to this payment and don’t indicate what future distributions will be.
What investors can take from the history
The three increases are historical, not a forecast. When assessing MAAA, consider its payment history alongside the ETF’s other characteristics and your own needs. The information provided doesn’t include a forward yield or payout ratio, so neither can be determined here. For more fund details, see the MAAA stock page.
Dividend calendar
| Ticker | MAAA.TO |
| Amount | CA$0.2015 |
| Ex-dividend | 2026-11-02 |
| Record | 2026-11-02 |
| Payment | 2026-11-09 |
| Declared | 2026-10-26 |
| Stock page | MAAA.TO dividend history |
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