Top holdings include Rocket Lab, Intuitive Machines, Ast Spacemobile, SES, Hanwha Aerospace, and Iridium Communications.

Van Eck, a leader in ETFs, have created the VanEck Space Innovators UCITS ETF (JEDI) Exchange Traded Fund (ETF).
JEDI strives to give retail space investors exposure to listed companies involved in space exploration, equipment, and communications.
Their strategy is as a Space ETF is to replicate the MVIS® Global Space Industry ESG Index; This tracks companies that generate a significant portion (at least 50%) of their revenue from space-related activities.3
JEDI claims a Focus on the New Space Race, so expectantly they include in their ETF companies designing commercial spacecraft, space tourism, scientific research, or delivering equipment/cargo to space. This extends to Rockets and Propulsion Systems, and of course Satellite Equipment and Communications Solutions.
They also have an ESG Filter, so exclude companies involved in controversial weapons, certain fossil fuel sectors, nuclear power, civilian firearms, or tobacco. This ESG Filter for space is moral form a mental gymnastics; space is so ingrained with defence it is hard work playing ESG forever.
The JEDI EFT is also UCITS Compliant, it adheres to European Union regulations for investment funds, which provides certain investor protections.
A big question from space investors is dividends: any dividends received from the underlying holdings are reinvested back into the fund.