VictoryShares Small Cap Free Cash Flow ETF (SFLO) Raises Monthly Dividend to $0.0246
SFLO dividend update: VictoryShares Small Cap Free Cash Flow ETF declared a monthly dividend of $0.0246/share. Record date Mar 10, payable Mar 11. Learn more.
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VictoryShares Small Cap Free Cash Flow ETF (NYSEARCA: SFLO) announced a monthly dividend increase, reporting a payment of $0.0246 per share. The fund declared the distribution on Monday, March 9, with shareholders of record on Tuesday, March 10 eligible to receive the dividend on Wednesday, March 11. This update was shared via NASDAQ Dividends.
At $0.0246 per share, the monthly payout annualizes to $0.2952 per share (0.0246 x 12). Investors should note that the actual dividend yield will vary depending on SFLO’s market price at the time of calculation. For an accurate yield percentage, divide the annualized dividend by the current share price.
VictoryShares Small Cap Free Cash Flow ETF targets small-cap companies with strong free cash flow profiles, aiming to combine growth potential with cash-generation attributes. While monthly dividend payments can appeal to income-focused investors, prospective buyers should consider total return, expense ratios, portfolio composition, and tax implications before making investment decisions.
Important dates for this distribution: the declaration date was March 9, the record date is March 10, and the payable date is March 11. Shareholders must hold SFLO shares before the record date to qualify for this dividend. If you’re buying shares around these dates, confirm settlement timing with your broker to ensure eligibility.
For ongoing dividend information, check official fund documents, NASDAQ Dividends listings, and VictoryShares’ website. Dividend announcements are one piece of an ETF’s performance picture; review the fund’s prospectus, recent holdings, and benchmarks to understand how SFLO fits into your portfolio strategy.
If you rely on income-producing ETFs, consider comparing SFLO’s distribution history and strategy to other small-cap or cash-flow-focused funds. Consulting a financial advisor can help align dividend-producing investments with your income needs, risk tolerance, and long-term goals.
Stay informed by monitoring official press releases and dividend reports for SFLO (VictoryShares Small Cap Free Cash Flow ETF) and always verify payout details and dates with your brokerage prior to trading.
Published on: March 11, 2026, 2:07 pm
