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The Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO) generates news coverage centered on its role as an exchange-traded fund focused on companies significantly involved in space-related activities. ProcureAM describes UFO as the world’s first ETF to offer pure-play exposure to the global space economy, and many news items highlight how the fund reflects developments across launch providers, satellite operators, space-based data firms, and other space-linked businesses.
News about UFO often covers index rebalances and reconstitutions, where newly public space-related companies are added to the portfolio. Past announcements have detailed the inclusion of firms involved in orbital launch vehicles, real-time geospatial intelligence, in-space transportation and satellite servicing, laser-based communications, and satellite-based data and analytics. Other updates have noted the addition of international companies offering integrated mobile satellite communications, satellite antennas and terminals, maritime satellite communications, and SAR satellite systems.
Additional coverage focuses on product milestones and trading features, such as the ETF’s listing on the Nasdaq Options Market and asset growth since its launch. ProcureAM has also issued news about distinctive aspects of the fund, including the addition of an unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) risk disclosure to the UFO prospectus, reflecting potential operational and data security risks to satellites and space infrastructure.
Investors and observers who follow UFO-related news can expect updates on index methodology applications, constituent changes, risk disclosures, and sponsor commentary on the commercial space industry. This news stream provides context on how the ETF’s rules-based approach responds to new entrants and evolving activities in the space sector.
VettaFi (UFO) said it will rebrand the S-Network Space Index as the VettaFi Space Index and adopt a "fast-track" methodology effective May 15, 2026.
The change allows immediate, day-one inclusion of newly public mega-cap space companies and targets a potential SpaceX addition mid-2026, while keeping the SPACE ticker and serving as the benchmark for the Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO).
Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO) surpassed $500 million in assets under management on April 16, 2026, coinciding with the fund's seven-year anniversary since its 2019 launch.
The fund offers pure-play exposure to the global space economy by tracking the S-Network Space Index, covering satellite communications, launch services, Earth observation, and space-based infrastructure.
Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO) is now tradable on Coinbase, giving U.S. customers access 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.
According to the company, Coinbase users can hold crypto, Bitcoin and ETFs in one app. UFO was up 14.26% YTD as of March 30, 2026 and rose 67.94% in 2025.
Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO) updated its portfolio during the September 19, 2025 rebalancing, adding domestic IPOs Firefly Aerospace and Voyager Technologies and international companies Ovzon (Sweden), Intellian Technologies (South Korea) and Lumir (South Korea).
Holdings as of September 26, 2025 included Firefly at 4.07%, Voyager at 2.99%, Intellian at 0.54%, Ovzon at 0.50%, and Lumir at 0.10%. The fund tracks the S‑Network Space Index and warns of typical ETF, foreign‑security, launch, and small/mid‑cap risks.
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ProcureAM has announced a ticker change for its ETF from FEMA to FIXT, effective February 15, 2023. This change reflects the fund's focus on global companies engaged in natural disaster recovery and risk reduction efforts. The ETF aims to support industries that mitigate damages from climate-related events, with estimates showing annual disaster costs could reach $2 trillion by century's end. The fund tracks the VettaFi Natural Disaster Recovery and Mitigation Index, which includes businesses involved in various recovery sectors. This aligns with the increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters.
ProcureAM has launched the Procure Disaster Recovery Strategy ETF (FEMA), marking a significant entry into the $2.2 trillion disaster recovery market. The ETF is designed to invest in companies involved in sustainable recovery efforts from natural disasters, reacting to the projected rise in damages of $2 trillion annually due to climate-related disasters. It tracks the VettaFi Natural Disaster Response and Mitigation Index and features an expense ratio of 0.75%. The launch event included ringing the opening bell at Nasdaq.
Momentus Inc. (NASDAQ: MNTS) has been included in the Procure Space Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) (NASDAQ: UFO), marking a significant milestone for the company. This ETF, the first of its kind focused on the global space economy, added MNTS as part of its semi-annual portfolio rebalancing on December 20. Momentus aims to provide in-space infrastructure services, including transportation and hosted payloads, with its innovative water plasma propulsion system. CEO John Rood expressed optimism about the future potential of commercial space services.
ProcureAM announced the semi-annual rebalance of the Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO), adding eight newly public companies involved in the global space economy as of December 20, 2021. The updated portfolio includes Arqit Quantum, Astra Space, BlackSky Technology, Momentus, Mynaric, Redwire, Rocket Lab, and Spire Global. These companies collectively enhance UFO's exposure to cutting-edge technologies in the space sector, reflecting the growing commitment of investors to the space economy.
ProcureAM has updated the prospectus for the Procure Space ETF (UFO) to include a risk disclosure concerning unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). This decision follows the Pentagon's release of a report detailing various UAP sightings. According to CEO Andrew Chanin, UAPs pose significant national security concerns. The ETF, which launched in 2019, focuses on the global space economy, requiring at least 80% of its components to derive most of their revenue from space-related activities. Investors are advised to consider risks associated with UAPs impacting satellites and other security issues.