S&P Global Nuclear Energy Index
Overview
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Nuclear Energy is booming around the world as stable energy supply, and new nuclear power plants are being constructed. At the same time the price of uranium has increased. Even amongst environmentalists there are experts who support nuclear energy to reduce CO2 emissions. At the moment there are 439 plants operating and 30 are being built
(Source http://www.iaea.org/programmes/a2)
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Companies that benefit from the increasing number of plants and the high price of uranium are power suppliers that operate the plants and mining firms that produce uranium. The index is weighted equally between the sectors:
- Nuclear Energy Materials, Equipment and Services
- Nuclear Energy Production
Historical Performance
S&P® Global Nuclear Energy (Total Return) Index EURThe Index was created on 21/09/2001, please find above a part of the historical data. The complete historical data will be available soon. Past performance figures are not a reliable indicator of future results.
Index Information
| Number of index members | 20 |
| Min market cap | $250m |
| Min average daily traded volume | $2m |
| Constituent cap | 8% |
| Rebalancing | annually |
| Reviewed | - |
| Official Start Date | 21 November 2003 |
| Index Sponsor | Standard & Poor's |
Constituents and WeightsReuters and Bloomberg Tickers
| Dividend Treatment | Reuters | Bloomberg |
|---|---|---|
| Total Return (EUR) | .SPGTNETE | SPGTNETE Index |
| Total Return (USD) | .SPGTNET | SPGTNET Index |
| Price Return (EUR) | .SPGTNEE | SPGTNEE Index |
| Price Return (USD) | .SPGTNE | SPGTNE Index |
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