Investors seeking exposure to SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) have new opportunities ahead of the company’s addition to the Nasdaq-100 on July 7.
The move comes just weeks after SpaceX’s blockbuster initial public offering and is expected to drive significant passive fund inflows as index-tracking products adjust their holdings.
For investors seeking more direct exposure than broad market funds can offer, several space-focused ETFs provide meaningful allocations to SpaceX while also benefiting from the broader growth of the commercial space industry.
In this line, Finbold has identified the following two ETFs to buy today.
Tema Space Innovators ETF (NASDAQ: NASA)
The Tema Space Innovators ETF (NASDAQ: NASA) is one of the newest dedicated space investment funds on the market, offering concentrated exposure to companies shaping the future of the space economy.
The actively managed ETF focuses on businesses involved in launch services, satellite technology, space infrastructure, and related innovations.
SpaceX is a core holding in the portfolio, alongside other companies positioned to benefit from rising demand for commercial space services.
The investment thesis behind NASA centers on the continued expansion of the space economy, supported by lower launch costs, growing satellite deployment, broadband connectivity initiatives, Earth observation services, and emerging deep-space opportunities.
For investors seeking a high-conviction space ETF with significant exposure to industry leaders, NASA offers a targeted approach that extends beyond traditional aerospace investments.
Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO)
The Procure Space ETF (NASDAQ: UFO) remains one of the most established space-focused ETFs available to investors.
Following SpaceX’s IPO, the company became one of the ETF’s largest holdings, giving investors direct exposure to one of the industry’s most influential players.
UFO tracks an index of companies generating substantial revenue from space-related activities, including launch operations, satellite communications, and supporting technologies.
Unlike more concentrated funds, UFO provides broader diversification across the space ecosystem while maintaining meaningful SpaceX exposure.
This structure allows investors to participate in growth opportunities tied to Starlink, commercial launch demand, government contracts, and expanding satellite infrastructure without relying on a single company.
As commercial space activity continues to expand globally, UFO offers exposure to multiple segments of the industry while maintaining a strong link to SpaceX’s long-term growth prospects.
Overall, interest in SpaceX ETFs has grown following the company’s Nasdaq-100 inclusion.
Backed by its leadership in reusable rockets, the expanding Starlink network, and a growing role in commercial and government space missions, SpaceX has become a major force in the space economy.
