LMAX
Hamilton Healthcare YIELD MAXIMIZER™ ETF
Price vs total return
Three outcomes from the same holding: the unit price alone, the price plus distributions kept as cash, and the price with every distribution reinvested. The gap between the top two lines is compounding.
What would LMAX cost for the income you want?
Work backwards from a monthly target, and see what that same position would have paid since the fund launched.
Reinvestment assumes each distribution buys more units at the closing price on its pay date, with no commission and fractional units allowed — a real DRIP rounds down to whole units, so the totals are a slight overstatement. Unit counts are shown rounded down, and the monthly income is calculated on them. Before tax throughout. LMAX has reduced its payment 12 times since inception.
Fund details
Tax character 2025
How a year's distributions broke down, per unit. Published after year end — the most recent year available is an estimate for the current one, not a statement about it.
92% of this distribution was return of capital — untaxed on receipt, but it reduces your cost base. What that means.
What this costs you in tax, by provinceDistribution history
The last year of payments. 30 in total since 2024-02-28, worth $4.4911 per unit. Entitlement is set on the ex-date, not the pay date.
Holdings
Track LMAX in CleanDividends.
Every distribution matched to the units you held, on your real cost base.
Prices as at 2026-08-04. Distributions and fund details as published by Hamilton ETFs. Not a recommendation and not tax advice — see the disclaimer.