Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation

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TSX-Listed Public Corporation (MIC) · Multi-Residential

Managed by Canadian Mortgage Capital Corporation (CMCC)

Data as of: March 31, 2026

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About the fund

Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (TSX: AI) is a publicly traded non-bank lender established in 2001, providing first and second mortgage financing for commercial and residential real estate across Canada. The portfolio consists of loans up to $50 million secured by real estate in major Canadian urban centres, with approximately 95% first mortgage exposure and a geographic concentration of ~95% in Ontario. As of March 31, 2026, the mortgage portfolio totalled $896.2 million. Atrium pays a monthly dividend plus an annual special dividend.

At a glance

Assets under management (AUM)$896M CAD
2025 return14.7%
Overall LTV61.4%
First mortgages95.3%
Property focusResidential (20%) / Commercial (29%) / Multi-Residential (51%)
StructureTSX-Listed Public Corporation (MIC)
Investor accessAvailable to individual investors

Portfolio & performance

The portfolio is composed of residential mortgages (20%), commercial mortgages (29%) and multi-residential mortgages (51%).

Property TypeShare (%)
Residential20%
Commercial29%
Multi-Residential51%

Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation has a focus on Ontario, with 94.8% of its mortgages located in Ontario, followed by BC (5.2%).

Province/RegionShare (%)
Ontario94.8%
BC5.2%

Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation returns

Calendar yearNet return
202310.2%
202412.3%
202514.7%

Fund facts

StructureTSX-Listed Public Corporation (MIC)
Managed byCanadian Mortgage Capital Corporation (CMCC)
Management fee0.85%
Performance feeNo
First mortgages95.3%
LeverageLeveraged
Latest dataMarch 31, 2026

Additional fund details

The AUM shown represents the fund’s gross mortgage portfolio. After deducting the allowance for expected credit losses, mortgages receivable were $870.8 million, while total assets were $872.0 million. Any return figures shown represent the stock’s total return, including share-price changes and distributions, rather than the performance of the underlying mortgage portfolio.

Investor access

Available to individual investors

This fund is available to individual investors.

The minimum investment amount through an advisor or dealer is One common share.

About the manager

Canadian Mortgage Capital Corporation (CMCC) is a Toronto-based alternative mortgage lender and investment manager founded in 1994. The firm manages mortgage investment funds totalling over $2.5 billion in AUM, operating across the full risk spectrum from conservative first-mortgage institutional funds to higher-yield mezzanine and equity vehicles. CMCC serves as the external manager for Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (TSX: AI) and several private funds including CMCC High Yield MIC.

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