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QUICK SPARK: Nuclear Company Behind America's Largest Conventional Uranium Deposit Joins $5 Billion Uranium ETF

Chandrima Sanyal

Eagle Nuclear, owner of America's largest conventional uranium deposit, has been added to the Solactive index, making it eligible for the URA ETF.

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