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About URA

The Global X Uranium ETF (URA) provides investors access to a broad range of uranium mining companies. The Global X Uranium ETF seeks to provide investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the Solactive Global Uranium Total Return Index.

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Market Capitalisation

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Price-earnings ratio

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Dividend yield

5.69%

Volume

895.06K

High today

$29.90

Low today

$29.29

Open price

$29.90

52-week high

$33.66

52-week low

$22.79


What is URA ETF?

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Also known as Global X Uranium ETF, URA is an Exchange Traded Fund actively managed by Global X.

The URA ETF consists of a wide range of companies involved in uranium mining, uranium equipment manufacturing and nuclear component production. 

Global X aims to provide URA shareholders with long-term capital growth. The URA ETF stock price generally corresponds with the performance of the Solactive Global Uranium & Nuclear Components Total Return Index.

What is an ETF?

An ETF is a managed fund you can buy or sell on an exchange, just like stocks. But when you invest in an ETF you are effectively investing in a basket of securities as opposed to picking individual companies.

ETFs are often referred to as passive investments. 

What is uranium used for?

Uranium is a heavy metal with a wide variety of applications.

It is used as fuel to power the nuclear reactors that create electricity for commercial use; to create radio-isotopes for medical diagnosis and research; to kill parasites and bacteria in fresh food by the food industry; and for x-ray inspections in the automotive and aviation industries.

In the defence industry, it is used in nuclear weapons, radiation shielding and is fuel for reactors that drive naval ships and submarines.

Uranium and the fissioning of nuclear power results in zero direct emissions. The heavy metal is seen by many as a temporary alternative to fossil fuels while the world transitions to a greener future.

Which companies are in the URA ETF?

As of March 2022, URA’s stock holdings include 49 companies. 

These include Cameco Corp (CCJ), Sprott Physical (PHYS), Paladin Energy, Denison Mines Corp. (DNN), Yellow Cake, Itochu Corp., BHP Group and Rio Tinto.

To see URA’s complete list of holdings, click here.

Is URA a good investment?

Investors don’t need to purchase individual uranium company stocks by investing in URA. Through this ETF, investors get instant exposure to 49 uranium companies.

URA can be a good mid to long-term investment for investors who understand the current practical applications and limits of uranium.

Does URA pay a dividend?

Yes, URA pays dividends twice a year, usually in January and July. 

URA’s dividend payouts vary from year to year but through FY2021, URA paid a total of US$1.33 per share.

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  2. Fund your brokerage account. Once you are set up you can deposit into your account with different payment methods.
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  4. Place an order to buy URA. Press the ‘Buy’ button and choose an order type to place your trade. Depending on the order type, the trade will go through straight away or when a price target is hit.
  5. Monitor your portfolio. You’ve now purchased some URA shares. Stay on top of your portfolio and monitor its performance. You may be eligible for dividends and shareholder voting rights that affect your stock.

The ticker symbol for Global X Uranium ETF is URA.

One share of URA is valued at $29.55 as of 09 October 2024.

Yes, URA does pay dividends.

The dividend yield for URA is 5.69% as of 09 October 2024.

The Global X Uranium ETF 52-week high stock price is $33.66.

The Global X Uranium ETF 52-week low stock price is $22.79.

Yes, the Stake investing platform allows you to buy URA shares and over 12,000 more stocks and ETFs across the ASX and Wall St.

This does not constitute financial advice. You should do your own research before making an investment decision. Past performance is not a reliable indication of future performance. No representation is made as to the timeliness, reliability, accuracy or completeness of the market data provided.

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