Global X Funds - Global X Uranium ETF

Global X Funds - Global X Uranium ETF

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Market Cap$13.68B
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P/E RatioDividendsReturn on EquityPrice-to-SalesDebt-to-Equity
Global X Funds - Global X Uranium ETFGlobal X Funds - Global X Uranium ETF04.58%---

Share Statistics

Market cap$13.68 Billion
Enterprise Value-
Dividend Yield$2.08 (4.58%)
Earnings per Share$-
Beta1.34
Outstanding Shares-

Return

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Return on AssetsNaN%
Return on Invested CapitalNaN%

Valuation & Multiples

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Enterprise Value to Revenue-
Enterprise Value to EBIT-
Enterprise Value to Net Income-
Total Debt to Enterprise-
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Revenue Sources

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Insider Trades

Institutional Put/Call Ratio

Market sentiment based on institutional option activity.

Put/Call Ratio1.5500 57.78%
Total Calls4,822,837 35.18%
Total Puts7,475,600 3.34%

Institutional Ownership

Holdings and activity of institutional investors.

Ownership %52.31% 1.23%
Total Invested$2.51B 9.64%
Investors Holding555 34.00%

ESG Score

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About Global X Funds

Relevant Senate Committees

Joint Committee on Taxation

Provides crucial technical analysis and revenue estimates for all tax legislation, directly influencing the specific tax structures, capital incentives, and overall fiscal environment for energy and mining companies included in the ETF.

Finance

Controls taxation and trade policy, which directly affects the profitability and investment decisions of companies within the ETF (through corporate tax rates) and influences global uranium trade dynamics (through tariffs or trade agreements).

Appropriations

Allocates discretionary federal spending, with subcommittees directly determining funding levels for energy programs, nuclear research initiatives, and related infrastructure, significantly impacting the financial viability and expansion of nuclear power.

Energy and Natural Resources

Directly oversees national energy policy, public lands (critical for uranium mining leases), and the Department of Energy, all of which significantly influence the development and regulation of nuclear power and uranium supply.

Environment and Public Works

Directly regulates the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), which is responsible for licensing, safety, and waste disposal for nuclear power plants, and EPA regulations can impact uranium mining operations.

Foreign Relations

Guides U.S. foreign policy, treaties, and sanctions, which can directly affect global uranium supply chains (e.g., sanctions on producer nations), international nuclear cooperation, and non-proliferation efforts that impact nuclear power demand.