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PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund (Canada) ETF Series (PLDI.TO) has raised its dividend 16 times on record

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Dividend history

PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund (Canada) ETF Series

PLDI.TO

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$0.000$0.141$0.2832024-12-30: $0.28302025-01-23: $0.06302025-02-21: $0.07502025-03-21: $0.09502025-04-22: $0.08502025-05-22: $0.09302025-06-20: $0.07702025-07-23: $0.07802025-08-21: $0.06302025-09-19: $0.07602025-10-23: $0.05102025-11-20: $0.07002026-02-20: $0.04102026-03-23: $0.07402026-05-22: $0.10502026-07-24: $0.0600Dec 24Aug 25Jul 26

Recent payments

$0.0600CAD

Ex: Jul 24, 2026

Pay: Jul 31

Monthly

$0.1050CAD

Ex: May 22, 2026

$0.0740CAD

Ex: Mar 23, 2026

$0.0410CAD

Ex: Feb 20, 2026

$0.0700CAD

Ex: Nov 20, 2025

$0.0510CAD

Ex: Oct 23, 2025

$0.0760CAD

Ex: Sep 19, 2025

$0.0630CAD

Ex: Aug 21, 2025

$0.0780CAD

Ex: Jul 23, 2025

$0.0770CAD

Ex: Jun 20, 2025


The PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund (Canada) ETF Series has a solid track record of increasing dividends.

Since its launch, the PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund (Canada) ETF Series (PLDI.TO) has raised its dividend 16 times. This shows a strong commitment to providing value for investors. Over about 2.9 years, the fund has made 32 payments, proving its reliability in delivering monthly income to shareholders.

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PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund (Canada) ETF Series

PLDI.TO

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PLDI.TO

PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund (Canada) ETF Series

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$0.46 (-2.43%)
120 day period
$18.44$18.71$18.98Feb 3Apr 30Jul 24

Market cap

$61.12M

Div. yield

408.00%

52W high

$18.73

52W low

$17.86

Beta

0.30

Investor takeaway: For Canadian retail investors, the PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund offers a steady stream of dividend income, which can be especially beneficial in registered accounts like a TFSA or RRSP.

16 Dividend Raises

The PIMCO Low Duration Monthly Income Fund (Canada) ETF Series has increased its dividend 16 times, reflecting its dedication to returning value to investors.

Dividend Payment History

The fund has a strong history of dividend payments, with 32 payments recorded since its launch. This consistent performance highlights its ability to provide regular cash flow, a key feature for those seeking monthly income.

Recent Dividend Increase

As of July 2026, the fund declared a dividend of CA$0.06 CAD per share, down from CA$0.105. This adjustment marks another increase in the fund's dividend history, contributing to the total of 16 raises since its inception.


Dividend calendar

TickerPLDI.TO
AmountCA$0.06
Ex-dividend2026-07-24
Record2026-07-24
Payment2026-07-31
Declared2026-07-17
Trailing yield408.00%
Stock pagePLDI.TO dividend history

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

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