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How much did R$ 1,000 in BTCI11 become?
R$ 1,000 invested in BTCI11 (BTG CRÉDITO IMOB FII) 5 years ago (2021-11-04) became R$ 95 on price alone; in the IFIX, R$ 1,340; at the Selic target, R$ 1,825 (to 2026-11-04). Distributions are NOT included here: the holder's real return is higher. Past result, no costs or taxes; not advice.
| Period | Since | BTCI11 (price) | BTCI11 (with distributions) | IFIX (price) | Selic target |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 yr | 2025-11-04 | R$ 863 | R$ 980 | R$ 991 | R$ 1,142 |
| 3 yr | 2023-11-06 | R$ 824 | — | R$ 1,125 | R$ 1,441 |
| 5 yr * | 2021-11-04 | R$ 95 | — | R$ 1,340 | R$ 1,825 |
| 10 yr * | 2016-11-04 | R$ 74 | — | R$ 1,891 | R$ 2,446 |
Reading the figures
With prices up to 2026-11-04: Over 1 year (since 2025-11-04), R$ 1,000 became R$ 863 on price alone and R$ 980 with distributions reinvested: the loss shrank by R$ 117, but the result is still below R$ 1,000. Over 3 years (since 2023-11-06): R$ 824 by price. Over 5 years (since 2021-11-04): R$ 95 by price. Over 10 years (since 2016-11-04): R$ 74 by price. For 3, 5 and 10 years there is no record of distributions covering the whole window, so only the price counts.
Between 2017 and 2025, the best calendar year was 2025, at +7.6%, and the worst was 2020, at -16.0% (on price alone); 5 of the 8 full calendar years closed negative.
In the 5-year window, the largest price drop, from high to low, was 91.5%: from 2022-04-19 to 2026-11-03, about 55 months. Over the same dates, the largest drop of the IFIX was 15.9%, shallower than the security's.
Over the same windows, up to 2026-11-04 (with distributions reinvested where recorded and on price alone in the other windows), the security was behind IFIX in every window (1 and 3 years) and behind the Selic target in every window (1 and 3 years). The 5 and 10 years window is left out of this comparison because of the caveat (*).
Over 5 years, the share of distributions in the return cannot be measured: there is no record of distributions covering the whole window.
Method: B3 closing price with no split adjustment; the fund's distributions reinvested at the ex-date close, only where they cover the whole window; IFIX (B3) and the Selic target (central bank series 432) over the same dates. Taxes, brokerage and costs are not included. For 5 and 10 years, a daily jump above 35% could not be explained, so that window's figure carries a caveat (*). Historical information, not investment advice.
How it was measured
- Closing price, NOT adjusted for splits (a daily jump above 35% is flagged with *). With distributions: each cash distribution reinvested at the ex-date close; a dash means price only, because we hold this fund's distributions only for the latest months (B3 publishes the latest year) and a total for the whole period would understate it.
- The IFIX is a total return index (B3 reinvests the distributions); Selic is the Central Bank target compounded per Ibovespa session, before tax — not the CDI.
- No brokerage, no taxes.
How to cite
Dados B3, "How much did R$ 1,000 in BTCI11 become?", https://dadosb3.com/quanto-rendeu/BTCI11, data to 2026-11-04 (B3 COTAHIST prices; BCB Selic).
Full page for BTCI11 · any period, open: https://dadosb3.com/fiis/BTCI11/desempenho?de=AAAA-MM-DD · Ibovespa or Selic? · plain text for AI · distributions of the fund
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Sources: CVM (open data, ODbL) and B3 (COTAHIST). Not affiliated with B3 or the CVM. Not investment advice.
Numbers on this page are live. Data version 2026-11-03-ponte-b3-codigo-de-fundo · page generated 2026-11-05 01:53 UTC. If this does not match /saude, you are reading a cached copy.