Harvest Announces Launch Date of Canadian Harvest High Income Shares ETFs
OAKVILLE, Ontario — Harvest Portfolios Group Inc. ('Harvest' 'Harvest ETFs') is pleased to announce that it has received the final prospectus notice from the securities regulators for the new suite of Canadian Harvest High Income Shares ETFs on August 19, 2025 and are expected to commence trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange ('TSX') on Thursday August 21, 2025 under the following ticker symbols outlined in the table below.
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As Canada's largest and leading single-stock ETF issuer, Harvest ETFs is expanding its product line-up with the new Canadian High Income Shares ETFs, which builds on the success of the High Income Shares TM suite. Designed to deliver high monthly income by investing in some of Canada's most recognizable companies, each ETF will hold a leading Canadian blue-chip company, offering exposure to sector growth potential while using modest leverage and an active covered call strategy to generate high monthly income for investors.
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'On the back of strong demand from Canadians who have looked for ways to invest in the Canadian story, we're incredibly excited to be able to empower investors to take advantage of local-led growth with high monthly income through this Canadian expansion of our High Income Shares TM suite of single-stock ETFs', said Michael Kovacs, President and CEO of Harvest ETFs, 'The 10 new ETFs include widely held market leaders that represent the growth engine of Canadian commerce, and through our underlying covered call option strategies, can deliver high levels of tax-efficient, monthly income for investors. In addition, similar to the category-leading Harvest Diversified High Income Shares ETF (TSX: HHIS), we are launching a new diversified High Income Shares TM one-ticket solution, the Harvest Canadian High Income Shares ETF (TSX: HHIC), initially focused on the 10 underlying Canadian Single Stock Securities.'
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