Nuclear and uranium ETFs in the power constraint

Uranium miners and nuclear power companies. Driven by uranium contracts, and approvals for new and restarted reactors.

9ETFs in this category
$11.1bnmoney in them
16.5%of the power constraint’s money
URAlargest unleveraged ETF, 45.2%

How they did, to Nov 2, 2026

1 monthYTD12 months
Category median−8.5%−22.9%−35.1%
Its story−0.8%−0.3%−6.2%
Broad US ETFs−2.5%+11.5%+11.8%

Every ETF here, largest first

#ETFNameAssetsShare12 monthsFee
1URAGlobal X Uranium ETF$5.0bn45.2%−37.3%0.69%
2NLRVanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF$3.2bn29.1%−40.8%0.52%
3URNMSprott Uranium Miners ETF$1.8bn16.7%−33.3%0.75%
4NUKZRange Nuclear Renaissance Index ETF$628m5.7%−22.3%0.85%
5URNJSprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF$314m2.8%−42.3%0.80%
6RCTRFirst Trust Bloomberg Nuclear Power ETF$29m0.3%−15.7%0.70%
7URANThemes Uranium & Nuclear ETF$23m0.2%−36.9%0.35%
8UXRoundhill Uranium ETF$5m0.0%−8.5%0.77%
9TNUKTortoise Nuclear Renaissance ETF$1m0.0%–0.75%

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Common questions

Which ETFs are nuclear and uranium ETFs?9 US ETFs sit in this category of the power constraint. Uranium miners and nuclear power companies. Driven by uranium contracts, and approvals for new and restarted reactors.
What is the largest nuclear and uranium ETF?URA, Global X Uranium ETF, with $5.0bn, 45.2% of the category's money.
How have nuclear and uranium ETFs performed?The median unleveraged ETF here returned -35.1% over the last 12 months to Nov 2, 2026, against +11.8% for broad US ETFs. Past performance, not a forecast.