Overview
- Oklo hit an all-time high Monday, reaching $95.90 intraday and closing at $95.68, then slipped about 1.8% Tuesday morning.
- A refreshed U.S.–UK nuclear regulatory pact aims to speed advanced reactor approvals, boosting sector sentiment.
- The U.S. Department of Energy urged uranium companies to ramp development to meet growing nuclear power needs.
- Recent company milestones include a planned $1.68 billion fuel recycling center in Tennessee and collaborations with Lightbridge and ABB.
- Oklo and a subsidiary were selected for three projects under DOE’s new Reactor Pilot Program, and the company is guiding toward initial operations in late 2027 or early 2028.