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Abrdn Closed-End Funds Announce October Distribution Amounts

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Eleven abrdn U.S. closed-end funds listed on the NYSE declared per-share distributions payable October 30.

Abrdn Closed-End Funds Announce October Distribution Amounts

Eleven abrdn U.S. closed-end funds trading on the New York Stock Exchange announced their October distribution dates and per-share payment amounts, the Philadelphia-based investment manager disclosed Thursday.

The funds covered by the announcement carry the ticker symbols ACP, AGD, AOD, AWP, FAX, MFM, MGF, MIN, MMT, THQ, and THW. All are structured as closed-end funds, a vehicle that raises a fixed pool of capital through an initial public offering and then trades on an exchange like a stock.

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Distributions for the group are scheduled to be paid on October 30, according to the company release. Closed-end fund distributions can include income from dividends, interest, realized capital gains, or return of capital, and investors typically review accompanying notices to determine the character of each payment for tax purposes.

The announcement is a routine disclosure required of registered investment companies and reflects the funds' ongoing managed distribution policies, which are designed to provide shareholders with regular income. Abrdn, formerly known as Aberdeen Investments, manages a broad range of fixed-income, equity, and real estate strategies through its U.S. closed-end fund lineup.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.Which abrdn closed-end funds declared October distributions?

The eleven funds are listed under the NYSE tickers ACP, AGD, AOD, AWP, FAX, MFM, MGF, MIN, MMT, THQ, and THW.

Q.When will abrdn closed-end fund distributions be paid in October 2026?

The distributions are scheduled to be paid on October 30, 2026.

Q.What is a closed-end fund distribution?

A closed-end fund distribution is a per-share payment to shareholders that may consist of dividend income, interest income, realized capital gains, or return of capital, and investors should review fund notices to understand the tax treatment of each payment.

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