What is NLR's expense ratio?

VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF charges a 0.52% expense ratio per the fund's most recently published figures. Specialist sector funds run higher fees than broad-market index funds.

VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NLR)

Nuclear-energy ETF tracking the MVIS Global Uranium & Nuclear Energy index. Blends nuclear utilities and reactor names with uranium miners, so it is broader than a pure uranium-price bet. The 0.52% net expense ratio reflects a fee waiver in effect through May 2027.

Tracks: MVIS Global Uranium & Nuclear Energy Index

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Type

Nuclear

Expense ratio

0.52%

AUM

$3.8B

Holdings

Miners, utilities & nuclear industrials

Last close

$107.69

EODHD end-of-day, 2026-09-18

1y return

-21.2%

price return, local currency

Fund type, fees, and holdings figures verified against the VanEck fund page (as of 2026-08-29); AUM and closes refresh from EODHD market data.

NLR share price

US$107.69US$-28.935 (-21.18%)1Y

real · EODHD end-of-day closes, primary listingyellowcakeanalytics.com

Who this fund is for

Investors who want diversified nuclear-energy exposure (utilities and reactor names alongside uranium miners) in one established fund, rather than a pure uranium-price bet.

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Frequently asked questions

What does NLR hold?: Nuclear-energy ETF tracking the MVIS Global Uranium & Nuclear Energy index. Blends nuclear utilities and reactor names with uranium miners, so it is broader than a pure uranium-price bet. The 0.52% net expense ratio reflects a fee waiver in effect through May 2027.
What is NLR's expense ratio?: VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF charges a 0.52% expense ratio per the fund's most recently published figures. Specialist sector funds run higher fees than broad-market index funds.
Who is NLR for?: Investors who want diversified nuclear-energy exposure (utilities and reactor names alongside uranium miners) in one established fund, rather than a pure uranium-price bet.

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Fund type, fees, and holdings descriptions come from the issuer's fund page and fact sheets; AUM and the price chart refresh from EODHD market data. Informational only, not investment advice.

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