Mackenzie Canadian High Dividend Yield ETF (MHDC.TO) has raised its dividend 5 times on record

Mackenzie Canadian High Dividend Yield ETF has recorded five distribution increases across eight payments over roughly one year.

Mackenzie Canadian High Dividend Yield ETF (MHDC.TO) has a short payment history. Its latest listed monthly distribution is CA$0.1076 per unit, up from CA$0.1069. The ex-dividend and record dates were November 2, 2026, and payment is scheduled for November 9, 2026. Past distributions don’t guarantee future amounts.

Investor takeaway: The available record shows several increases over a limited period, not a long-term history of dividend growth. Distribution amounts can change, so consider the payment history alongside your goals and other information about the fund. See the MHDC.TO fund page for details.

5 increases across 8 payments

The recorded payments span about one year. The latest amount, CA$0.1076 per unit, is up from the previous payment of CA$0.1069. This short history doesn’t show whether future distributions will rise or stay at this level.

A short record with repeated increases

The available history lists eight payments over roughly one year, with five increases detected. That shows several increases in the period on record, but it isn’t a long-term dividend-growth record. Visit the MHDC.TO history and fund details for more context. The payment history appears separately on the page.

Latest distribution details

The latest listed monthly distribution is CA$0.1076 per unit, following a payment of CA$0.1069. The declaration date was October 26, 2026. The ex-dividend and record dates were November 2, 2026, and payment is scheduled for November 9, 2026. As of November 6, the ex-dividend date has passed, but the payment date is still ahead.

What the track record can—and can’t—show

Past increases show what happened during the recorded period. They don’t guarantee that distributions will keep rising or remain unchanged. The supplied trailing yield is 412.22%, but it shouldn’t be treated as a forecast of future income. Consider the distribution history alongside your needs and other fund information. See the Mackenzie Canadian High Dividend Yield ETF page for an overview.

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