Global X Uranium ETF stock fell 2.11 percent on September 28

Global X Uranium ETF stock was trading at USD 40.05 on September 28, 2026, down 2.11 percent from the previous close during the 11:24 a.m. ET session. The price was 7.72 percent above the 52-week low of USD 37.18 and 35.64 percent below the 52-week high of USD 62.28, putting the exchange traded fund closer to the lower end of its yearly range than to its peak.

Uranium exposure stays broad

Global X describes the fund as a way to access companies involved in uranium mining and nuclear component production. The portfolio follows the Solactive Global Uranium and Nuclear Components Total Return Index and invests across extraction, refining, exploration and equipment manufacturing.

As of September 24, 2026, the fund had USD 5.8 billion in net assets and a 0.69 percent total expense ratio, according to the fund page. Those figures frame URA as a diversified sector vehicle rather than a single uranium producer, although the fund is classified as non-diversified in its summary.

Cameco remains the largest holding

Portfolio concentration is visible in the latest holdings. Cameco accounted for 21.76 percent of net assets on September 24, 2026, while Sprott Physical Uranium Trust represented 6.65 percent and NexGen Energy 5.91 percent, according to Global X.

The structure gives URA exposure to both uranium prices and the operating performance of mining and nuclear technology companies. That mix can amplify sector moves: the fund's market price gained 16.48 percent over one month through August 31, 2026, then traded lower in the September 28 session.

URA remains below its yearly midpoint

At USD 40.05 on NYSE Arca on September 28, 2026, Global X Uranium ETF stock remained USD 22.23 below its 52-week high and USD 2.87 above its low. For investors, the key distinction is between broad uranium exposure and the greater company-specific risk carried by individual producers.