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Look up the fund
Use ticker, cnpj or name. Figures come from the fund's CVM monthly reports; dividend yield is on NAV per share, not market price.
cvmfii.report ↗{
"tool": "cvmfii.report",
"input": {
"ticker": "MXRF11"
}
}← All use cases
FinanceRecorded example
Check a real-estate fund's dividends before buying
Look up any Brazilian real-estate fund (FII) by ticker and see its 12-month dividend yield, return, NAV per share, investors, what it holds, and how its yield ranks in its segment.
HGLG11 · Multicategoria · 608,345 investors · NAV/share R$ 165.95 · 12m dividend yield 7.97% · 12m return 10.74% · #74 of 176 in segment MXRF11 · Logística · 1,529,305 investors · NAV/share R$ 9.26 · 12m dividend yield 12.31% · 12m return 10.5% · #5 of 44 in segment Portfolio (MXRF11): 76.4% real-estate credit, 3.2% properties · data through 2026-08
Recorded 2026-10-08 · observed charge $0
Real calls through the Superpowers gateway during two-round acceptance, from two years of CVM FII monthly reports gathered by Superpowers; buyer charge zero.
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Why does the yield differ from what my broker shows?
CVM reports dividend yield on NAV per share; brokers usually use the market price.
How current is it?
Funds file monthly, so the latest month is usually one to two months behind.