The problem is that SLX is a "technology" stock on the ASX. As such ETF's such as URMN only have "miners" despite the opportunity that GLE (and hence SLX via their 51% and royalty) have a UF6 mine producing 5mlbs/yr in 2028 and other enrichment upside. Can you provide your rationale as to why "miner" ETF's will change their strategies and adopt a "technology" stock (NB: URA has a wider remit than other ETF's and can include stocks such as SLX - within parameters)
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