Tuttle Capital Space Industry Income Blast ETF
SPCI
Chicago Board Options Exchange31.04
USD
+0.12
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ISIN
US26923W2724
CUSIP
26923W272
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
24.46
19.99
3Y
24.46
69.40
5Y
24.46
72.03
Capital Structure
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in mil. unless spec.- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Asset Management
- Address
- Riverside CT United States of America
- IPO Date
- Mar 12, 2026
- Similar Companies
- Business
- Tuttle Capital Space Industry Income Blast ETF (SPCI) is an actively managed exchange-traded fund that seeks current income while providing approximately 100% exposure to companies within the space industry through equities and structured options overlays; it employs a weekly income-generation strategy using put credit spreads and related options positions to generate income while aiming to participate in upside of the Syntax Space Industry Index. The fund targets businesses across GPS and geospatial technologies, satellite operations, satellite manufacturing, space programs, launch services, and spacecraft, with exposure primarily via exchange-traded call options and, where appropriate, deep in-the-money calls to achieve structured exposure without direct ownership. SPCI is sponsored by Tuttle Capital Management and launched in March 2026, with its initial listing on CBOE in the United States; it is designed to combine full upside participation in the space industry index with a systematic weekly income overlay, aiming for upside capture near 100% of the index’s performance net of fees. The fund’s geographic and sector focus centers on the space economy, including North American and select international space-related companies, and it emphasizes active management to adjust holdings, leverage, and strike selections in response to market conditions. Founding year and headquarters relate to Tuttle Capital Management, which operates as the sponsor and sponsor-advisor for SP CI, though the ETF itself lists under CBOE as the listed product; the vehicle is designed for institutional and qualified retail investors seeking income generation alongside space industry exposure. The product categories include equity exposure to space sector equities, options-based income strategies (put spreads, call overlays), and index-linked performance participation; the fund’s architecture combines direct or synthetic exposure to space industry issuers with a structured options income framework. SP CI’s key competitors include other space-focused or thematic income-oriented ETFs, while the fund differentiates itself through weekly income generation and near-full upside participation via index-based exposure. The latest changes since inception include the launch announcement and subsequent listing on CBOE, with ongoing disclosures detailing holdings, expense ratio, and performance, as well as communications around the use of put credit spreads as a core income mechanism and adjustments to exposure via derivatives as market conditions evolve. This approach positions SPCI as a specialized vehicle for investors seeking periodic income coupled with capital appreciation potential linked to the growth of the space economy, including satellite technology, launch activities, and related services. The fund’s governance and reporting align with standard ETF practices, providing regular disclosures on holdings, risk factors, and performance, and it maintains a focus on transparency for institutional and sophisticated retail participants in global markets.
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