VanEck launches uranium and nuclear sector ETF

Listed on London Stock Exchange

Valeria Martinez
clock • 2 min read

VanEck has launched a new ETF offering investors access to the uranium and nuclear sector.

VanEck Uranium and Nuclear Technologies UCITS ETF has listed on the London Stock Exchange and will provide investors with exposure to companies that are active in the uranium and nuclear technologies and services sectors. It tracks the MarketVector Global Uranium and Nuclear Energy Infrastructure index, which also includes listed funds that track the spot price of uranium or invest in physical uranium.  Due to the lack of liquid pure-play companies in the nuclear energy segment, the ETF is currently also invested in companies whose sales of uranium and nuclear energy equipment account...

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