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Sprott Exchange Traded Funds
Sprott Critical Materials ETF
Invest in critical materials to meet growing global energy demand as new technologies emerge, middle classes grow and the pursuit of decarbonization advances.
Sprott Precious Metals ETFs
Gain exposure to gold and silver and their miners with the convenience and liquidity of exchange traded funds.
Sprott Diversified Metals & Mining ETFs
METL is an active, diversified portfolio positioned to benefit from increasing global demand for metals, with the transparency and flexibility of an ETF.
Insights
Sprott Precious Metals Report
Gold Overtakes Dollar Reserves as Global Trust Shifts
Gold is reasserting itself as the world’s preferred neutral reserve asset amid eroding confidence in the U.S. dollar system, supported by strong central bank buying and rising geopolitical fragmentation. Silver is evolving beyond a cyclical industrial metal into a strategic energy security asset, with demand increasingly tied to solar, storage and resilient infrastructure investment.
Sprott Copper Report
Copper’s Bullish Inflection: Where Demand Meets Disruption
Copper’s strong April rebound highlights its resilience. The growing demand for electrification and energy security is colliding with tightening supply, and geopolitical turmoil is disrupting supply chains. This shift reinforces copper’s role as a strategic asset and supports a constructive outlook for both physical copper and copper mining equities.
Webcast Replay
A Rare Opportunity: Rare Earths Investing, Ex-China
In this webcast, Steve Schoffstall, Managing Partner and Head of ETFs at Sprott, explores ways investors can access a selection of global securities in the rare earths industry, including mining, separation, refining and production. Jillian DelSignore, Global Head of Investor Distribution & Insights at Nasdaq, discusses the latest research topics on rare-earth equities.
Video
Rare Earths: China and the Battleground for Defense, Technology and Energy
In this episode of Metals in Motion, Steve Schoffstall examines rare earths, highlighting supply-demand imbalances, China’s dominance and the global push to build new supply chains. He explains why these materials are emerging as strategic assets across national security, energy transition and advanced technology and introduces the Sprott Rare Earths Ex-China ETF (REXC).
Video
Could Rare Earth Companies Outside China Be a Rare Opportunity?
Rare earth elements play a critical role across technology, defense and global energy. In this interview with Asset TV, Steve Schoffstall, Managing Partner and Head of ETFs at Sprott, discusses the importance of rare earths, the implications of China’s dominance in the supply chain and how the Sprott Rare Earths Ex‑China ETF (REXC) is designed to provide targeted exposure to the sector.
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