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Oklo Hits All-Time High After U.S.–U.K. Nuclear Regulatory Pact and DOE Pilot Selections

Investor enthusiasm reflects federal project wins, new industry partnerships, plus a $1.68 billion Tennessee fuel‑recycling plan.

Overview

  • Oklo shares set a fresh record on Monday and were recently up 14.87% to $95.01, extending a roughly 1,300% gain over the past year.
  • The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission signed a refreshed MoU with the U.K. Office for Nuclear Regulation to streamline advanced reactor approvals, lifting nuclear-linked stocks.
  • Oklo and its subsidiary were chosen for three projects under the Department of Energy’s new Reactor Pilot Program.
  • The company announced plans on Sept. 4 for a $1.68 billion advanced fuel recycling center in Tennessee to bolster a secure U.S. fuel supply.
  • Recent updates include a fuels collaboration with Lightbridge and an ABB agreement to commission an Aurora monitoring room, as investors look past a mid-August Q2 earnings miss toward a late‑2027 or early‑2028 first powerhouse target.