Invest in the future of nuclear energy. The Roundhill Uranium ETF (UX) provides exposure to the price of physical uranium, the primary raw input powering the nuclear energy revolution.
Roundhill believes that uranium is a crucial resource in meeting the growing global demand for reliable electricity, driven by the expansion of nuclear power. The Roundhill Uranium ETF (“UX”) is the first U.S.-listed ETF to provide exposure to the price of physical uranium (U₃O₈).
Access : UX offers exposure to the price of physical uranium (U₃O₈).
Growth Potential : Global uranium demand is expected to approximately double by 2040 as more nuclear reactors are built to meet the world’s increasing electricity needs.1
Energy Revolution : Uranium is the primary raw input used in nuclear energy generation. Global adoption of nuclear power is expected to grow materially as a key power source powering the AI boom.
1World Nuclear Association, The Nuclear Fuel Report International Energy Agency, World Energy Outlook (August 2024)
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| Primary Exchange | Cboe BZX |
| Expense Ratio | 0.75% |
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| Launch | 1/29/25 |
| ETF Options | Yes |
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| CUSIP | 77926X684 |
| ISIN | US77926X6849 |
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When did the Roundhill Uranium ETF (Cboe BZX: UX) launch?
UX began trading on January 29, 2025.
What are the fees for the Roundhill Uranium ETF?
The Fund’s gross expense ratio is 0.75% per year.
Can I trade options on the Roundhill Uranium ETF?
Yes, options trading is available for UX.
How is the Roundhill Uranium ETF different from other Uranium ETFs?
Unlike other Uranium ETFs, the Roundhill Uranium ETF is the first U.S. ETF to target exposure to the underlying physical Uranium price. Other Uranium ETFs offer indirect exposure to the commodity, generally focusing on operating companies such as uranium miners.
How does the Roundhill Uranium ETF seek to track the price of Uranium?
The Roundhill Uranium ETF seeks to invest in a basket of securities (or derivatives thereof) that it believes will approximate changes in the price of physical uranium.
Specifically, this includes investments in swap agreements linked to the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust, which holds uranium stored securely in licensed facilities worldwide.
What is Uranium?
Uranium, refined into U₃O₈ (“yellowcake”), is the primary fuel for nuclear reactors. Nuclear energy generates reliable, carbon-free electricity, making uranium essential for powering the global transition to clean energy. With increasing demand for nuclear power and constrained supply, uranium is poised for significant growth in the energy market.
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