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Global X Uranium ETF

ATOMGlobal XLast updated: Dec 25

What ATOM does

The Global X Uranium ETF (ticker: ATOM) is designed for investors interested in gaining exposure to the uranium sector. This ETF invests in a variety of companies involved in uranium mining and production, as well as firms that develop nuclear components and technologies. Its key investment strategy is to provide broad access to the uranium industry, which is crucial for nuclear energy production. With a management fee of 0.69%, the ETF offers a way to invest in this niche market, potentially benefiting from the growing demand for clean energy solutions.

What types of holdings are inside ATOM?

ATOM primarily invests in equities of companies operating in the uranium sector. This includes uranium mining firms, as well as companies involved in the production of nuclear components. The ETF typically includes a range of market capitalisations, from large established corporations to smaller firms, providing a broad exposure to the industry. Geographically, the fund has exposure to companies from various countries, reflecting the global nature of the uranium market. The focus on this specific sector allows investors to capitalise on trends related to nuclear energy and its future demand.

Why you would consider ATOM

ATOM is suitable for investors looking to gain targeted exposure to the uranium sector, particularly those who believe in the growth potential of nuclear energy as a clean power source. It can fit into a diversified portfolio as a thematic investment, complementing broader market exposure or other energy-focused assets. For example, combining ATOM with traditional equities or renewable energy funds may provide balance and diversification. This ETF addresses the need for investors seeking specialised exposure to uranium without having to select individual stocks. For personalised advice on how this fits your situation, investors can explore Rask Core.

ATOM peers

Investors interested in uranium and energy sectors may also consider similar ASX-listed ETFs. The URNM by Betashares provides another avenue for exposure to global uranium stocks. For broader Australian market coverage, the A300 offers insights into top Australian companies. The ACDC focuses on battery technology and lithium, aligning with clean energy trends, while the ADEF offers a diversified global equity approach. For comparing these options, visit Best ETFs (bestetfs.com.au).

Management Fee

0.69%

Distribution Yield

1.75%

Fund Under Management

$108M

+12.68M

Monthly Liquidity

20.33%

Spread

0.41%

Last Price

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Product Type

ETF

Monthly fund flows

Monthly Flow

+$16.32M

12-Month Flow

+$47.63M

Trading Activity

Transacted Value

$22M

Volume

910,308

Number of Trades

2,892

Monthly Liquidity

20.33%

Performance

1 Month

-2.27%

1 Year

55.66%

3 Year

34.71%

Total Return

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