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The board of Middlefield Canadian Income ( MCT ) has lifted its dividend in anticipation of strong returns from its portfolio of banks, energy producers and real estate this year, as the prospect of interest rate cuts marks the weakening of a major headwind.
Chair Michael Phair increased the payout from 1.30p per share to 1.325p, or 2%, for the second consecutive year, which portfolio manager Dean
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