**Evolve Funds Confirms Final 2025 Year-End Distributions**

Evolve Funds Group Inc., one of Canada’s leading ETF providers with over $8 billion in assets under management, has officially released the final year-end cash and non-cash distributions for several of its ETFs for the 2025 tax year. This update corrects a previous version that incorrectly labeled some data as “estimated” instead of “final.” All other information, including the amount of each distribution, remains unchanged.

### What Investors Need to Know

These distributions include:
– **Cash Income Distributions**: Real money paid to investors.
– **Non-Cash (Reinvested) Income and Capital Gains**: These are automatically reinvested into additional units of the same fund and consolidated immediately, so the number of units held remains the same post-distribution.

### Important Dates
– **Record Date**: December 31, 2025. You must be holding the fund on this date to receive the distribution.
– **Payment Date**: Around January 8, 2026.
– **Tax Reporting**: Actual taxable amounts and their breakdown (income vs. capital gains) will be reported through CDS Clearing and Depository Services Inc. in early 2026.

### Distribution Highlights

Some key ETFs with notable year-end non-cash capital gains distributions include:

– **Evolve Bitcoin ETF (EBIT)**: $8.06606 per unit in capital gains.
– **Evolve Levered Ether ETF (LETH)**: $15.45171 per unit in capital gains.
– **Evolve Solana ETF (SOLA)**: $1.71345 per unit in capital gains, plus $0.19817 reinvested income.
– **Evolve FANGMA Index ETF (TECH.B)**: $2.20008 per unit in capital gains.
– **Evolve Cyber Security Index Fund (CYBR)**: $1.33020 per unit in capital gains.

Most other funds reported no income or capital gains distributions for the year. A few funds, such as the High Interest Savings Account Fund (HISA), showed small reinvested and cash income payouts.

### Understanding the Impact

These distributions do not affect your number of units or their market value directly, but they do have tax implications. Non-cash distributions increase your adjusted cost base (ACB), which affects capital gains or losses when you sell your ETF units. It’s important for investors to keep track of these figures for accurate tax reporting.

### Where to Learn More

For full details on distribution amounts across all ETFs, visit [www.evolveetfs.com](http://www.evolveetfs.com). The site also provides easy access to fund-specific data, tax documents, and more information on Evolve’s wide range of ETFs, including those focused on sectors like artificial intelligence, blockchain, cybersecurity, cryptocurrency, and fixed income strategies.

### Quick Reminder for ETF Investors

Investing in ETFs comes with management fees, expenses, and possible brokerage costs. These products are not guaranteed and can fluctuate in value. Always review the fund’s prospectus to understand potential risks before investing.

### Stay Informed

Evolve continues to lead with innovative ETF products tailored for today’s investor. Whether you’re looking for thematic growth opportunities or enhanced income solutions, Evolve offers access to some of the most dynamic sectors and global strategies.

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### Legal Disclaimers

Indexes like the S&P 500 and NASDAQ used by Evolve ETFs are licensed from third parties such as S&P Dow Jones Indices and Nasdaq Inc. These providers do not sponsor or promote Evolve ETFs and are not responsible for their performance. Investing directly in an index is not possible; ETFs attempt to track these benchmarks but do not guarantee returns.

Always consult a financial advisor or tax professional before making investment decisions based on distribution data.