On November 12, Oklo Inc. fell 4.06% in Pre-Market Trading to $24.89 per share, with turnover of $2.5387 million.
The latest catalyst was the company’s announcement of definitive multi-year HALEU fuel supply contracts with Centrus for its Ohio nuclear project, while the immediate market reaction turned cautious despite the strategic milestone.
Under the agreements, Centrus is set to supply enough fuel for up to five Aurora powerhouses over multiple years, with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2029. Oklo also said Meta’s prepayment for future power will support fuel procurement for the first phase of its planned 1.2 GW Ohio campus, while related prepayments are expected to help fund Centrus’ expansion of U.S. uranium enrichment capacity. The update strengthens fuel visibility for future deployment, but the stock’s Pre-Market Decline suggests investors were not extending the prior rally tied to DOE clearance for unrestricted operations at Groves-1 and recent better-than-expected quarterly results.
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