ALPS Electrification Infrastructure ETF (ELFY) Declares $0.1186 Quarterly Dividend — Yield ~1.4%
ALPS Electrification Infrastructure ETF (ELFY) to pay a $0.1186 quarterly dividend on Dec 23. Record date Dec 18; dividend roughly 1.4% for shareholders.
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ALPS Electrification Infrastructure ETF (NASDAQ: ELFY) announced a quarterly dividend that will be paid to shareholders in late December. The fund disclosed the dividend via NASDAQ Dividends on Wednesday, December 17, confirming that holders of record on December 18 will receive a payment on December 23.
The declared payout is $0.1186 per share, equivalent to the $0.12 figure commonly rounded in headlines. According to the announcement, this quarterly distribution reflects an annualized payout that produces a dividend yield of roughly 1.4% for ELFY shareholders. Investors should note the record date of December 18—shareholders on that date will be eligible for the December 23 payment.
For income-focused investors, dividend details such as amount, record date and payment date are key when planning portfolio cash flow. A modest yield like ELFY’s 1.4% can complement growth expectations tied to the fund’s strategy without dramatically altering total return potential. Keep in mind that ETFs that focus on infrastructure and electrification may see price and yield fluctuate with market sentiment, interest rates and the performance of underlying securities.
ALPS Electrification Infrastructure ETF targets companies involved in electrification, including power systems, charging infrastructure, grid modernization and related supply chains. As infrastructure and clean-energy themes gain traction, ELFY aims to capture exposure to firms positioned to benefit from increased electrification spending. Dividends from the ETF are derived from income generated by the underlying holdings and can vary quarter to quarter.
Before making investment decisions, verify ex-dividend timing and confirm eligibility if you plan to trade around the record date. This announcement provides the payment and record dates, but brokers and fund documents will list the official ex-dividend date and any additional details. As always, consider reviewing the ETF’s prospectus and recent holdings, and consult a financial advisor to align distributions and yield expectations with your investment goals.
Stay informed by checking official ALPS Fund communications and NASDAQ Dividends updates for any additional details or corrections to the dividend schedule.
Published on: December 19, 2025, 3:05 pm
