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Guardian Capital LP Announces Regular Cash Distributions for Guardian Capital ETFs

Guardian Capital LP, a global investment management company, has announced the regular cash distributions for the period ending July 31, 2024, in respect of the ETF series of the Guardian Capital funds. The distributions will be paid on July 31, 2024, to unitholders of record on July 25, 2024.

The Guardian Capital ETFs, managed by Guardian Capital LP, cover a range of asset classes, geographic regions, and specialty mandates. The ETFs provide investors with opportunities for diversified investments in various sectors.

Among the Guardian Capital ETFs, the Guardian Directed Equity Path Portfolio offers both hedged and unhedged ETF units, with a distribution amount of CAD$0.0770 and CAD$0.0719 per unit, respectively. The Guardian Directed Premium Yield Portfolio also provides hedged and unhedged ETF units, with a distribution amount of CAD$0.1231 and CAD$0.1164 per unit, respectively.

Additionally, the GuardPathTM Managed Decumulation 2042 Fund ETF Units, Guardian Ultra-Short Canadian T-Bill Fund ETF Units, Guardian Ultra-Short U.S. T-Bill Fund ETF Units, and GuardBondsTM Investment Grade Bond Fund ETF Units are among the other Guardian Capital ETFs that will be distributing cash payments.

Guardian Capital LP, a wholly owned subsidiary of Guardian Capital Group Limited, manages portfolios for institutional clients such as pension plans, insurance companies, foundations, endowments, and investment funds. With a strong reputation for steady growth and long-term relationships, Guardian Capital Group Limited has been serving institutional, retail, and private clients globally for over six decades.

For further information on Guardian Capital LP and the Guardian Capital ETFs, interested parties can contact Angela Shim at 416-350-8899 or visit the company’s website at www.guardiancapital.com.

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