Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust Declares Monthly Payouts
Distributions for January reflect a 5% annualized return, with reinvestment options and varying net yields by class.
February 09, 2026

January 2026 Distribution Declared
On February 6, Cantor Fitzgerald Income Trust declared its latest set of monthly distributions—this time for January 2026. The announcement covers all common share classes and select operating partnership units, reflecting a 5% annualized distribution rate based on each share class’s net asset value (NAV).
Here’s what that looks like in practice:
- $0.08536 for Class I, IX, and AX shares, and Class I Operating Partnership Units
- $0.08109 for Class D shares
- $0.07082 for Class S and T shares
- $0.07081 for Class T Operating Partnership Units
- $0.06826 for Class TX shares
The net
distributions—which are slightly lower—account for distribution fees tied to each class. Those fee structures are detailed in the company’s prospectus.
Payments are scheduled for February 9 and will go to shareholders of record as of January 31. For investors enrolled in the distribution reinvestment plan, those payments will be automatically reinvested into additional shares. Others will receive the payout in cash.
Distribution Sources and Market Context
The company noted that some or all of these distributions may be funded from sources other than operational cash flow. That flexibility supports the Trust’s goal of maintaining consistent distributions while managing capital and portfolio activity behind the scenes.
As always, Cantor Fitzgerald included a forward-looking disclaimer. Projections about future payouts, asset performance, or market behavior are subject to change, and investors are encouraged to review the company’s risk disclosures for a fuller picture.
For shareholders, this update offers a clear snapshot of monthly income expectations—broken out by share class, scheduled with specificity, and reinforced by the company’s ongoing approach to disciplined payout strategy and transparency.
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