Overview
- Shares slid roughly 30% for the week and were down another 2.5% to $133.94 on Friday, reflecting sharp swings not tied to new company-specific developments.
- Oklo filed a Form S‑3 that would permit up to $3.5 billion of securities sales, a move that expands financing options across common stock, preferred stock and debt.
- ARK Invest’s Ark Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF sold 53,353 shares on Oct. 20, a disclosed trade that reports suggest contributed to follow-on selling.
- The company continues to tout supportive catalysts, including DOE selection for Advanced Nuclear Fuel Line Pilot Projects and a Newcleo pact targeting up to $2 billion for U.S. fuel fabrication infrastructure.
- Regulatory milestones are in focus with an NRC readiness assessment phase completed in July and the first COLA part due this year, while the company now points to its first Aurora powerhouse entering service in late 2027 or early 2028; next up is a Nov. 11 report that analysts expect will show a quarterly loss.