Sprott Lithium Miners ETF (LITP)

LITP provides pure-play exposure to the global lithium industry in support of achieving a less carbon-intensive economy. The fund gives access to a portfolio of 40-50 US and foreign companies involved with or derive half of their revenue from the mining, exploration, development, or production of lithium. The investable universe is identified through a proprietary selection methodology which includes industry publication reviews and fundamental research. All eligible securities are then included as constituents provided that the minimum market-cap and liquidity requirements are met. An intensity score is also assigned to each company depending on their revenue percentage attributable to lithium. While the index is market cap-weighted, several capping rules are implemented based on the securities initial weights to ensure a diversified portfolio. Index reconstitution and rebalancing is done on a semi-annual basis in June and December.

Ticker
LITP
Exchange
NASDAQ
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Asset Management
Market cap
$30.01M
52-week range
$6.85 - $18.56

Valuation

Share price
$7.27 (close of Nov 6, 2026)
Enterprise value
$30.01M

Price performance

PeriodChange
1 day+1.54%
5 days+3.71%
1 month-20.02%
3 months-31.99%
6 months-59.99%
Year to date-39.67%
1 year-21.49%
3 years-39.21%
All time-64.29%

Short interest

As of
Oct 15, 2026
Shares short
27.12K
Days to cover
0.92
Change since prior report
-41.05%
Source
FINRA consolidated short interest

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