NASDAQ:OKLO News 30 December 2025 - 29 January 2026

Oklo shares rose about 1% to $90.78 in after-hours trading Wednesday after Bank of America upgraded the stock to Buy and raised its price target to $127. Trading volume hit 24.2 million shares, with prices swinging between $86.04 and $100.10 during the day. Investors are watching the timing of power contracts, licensing progress, and funding needs.

Oklo Inc shares fell 5% to $90.18 Tuesday as U.S. stocks slid after President Trump warned of new tariffs on NATO allies. The drop followed recent Oklo announcements of a Meta-backed Ohio nuclear project and a Department of Energy pilot facility deal. Other nuclear stocks, including NuScale and Vistra, also declined. Investors are watching for funding updates and Oklo’s upcoming quarterly report.

Oklo shares closed up 3.8% at $94.95 Friday, unchanged in after-hours trading. The stock remains sensitive to news on Big Tech-backed nuclear projects for data centers. U.S. markets will be closed Monday for a holiday, with trading set to resume Tuesday. Meta’s recent deal with Oklo supports a planned 1.2 GW nuclear campus in Ohio, targeting initial operations by 2030.

Oklo Inc shares fell 2.7% to $102.50 Monday, reversing some of last week’s surge after Meta Platforms announced a 20-year nuclear power deal involving Oklo. A regulatory filing showed Oklo COO Caroline Cochran sold 328,372 shares for about $32.5 million last week. Oklo said Meta’s agreement supports a planned 1.2-gigawatt power campus in Ohio, with first power targeted for 2030.

Oklo shares rose 2.6% to $98.04 Wednesday after the company signed a Department of Energy agreement for a radioisotope pilot plant. Oklo withdrew a prior NRC permit application to focus on the DOE-backed project. A Form 4 showed top executives sold 200,000 shares on Jan. 5 under a pre-arranged plan.

New York, January 6, 2026, 10:26 EST Oklo Inc shares rose about 3% on Tuesday to around $92, extending a sharp rally a day earlier that lifted the nuclear developer’s stock nearly 15% to close at $89.34. The move comes as Washington steps up its focus on nuclear power and the fuel needed to run the next wave of reactors. The Energy Department on Monday announced billions of dollars in uranium-enrichment awards, and House lawmakers are set to hold a hearing this week on nuclear licensing and deployment. That matters for Oklo and other small modular reactor (SMR) developers because

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 3:38 PM ET — Regular session Oklo Inc (OKLO) shares fell 2.3% to $72.42 in afternoon trading on Tuesday, after earlier swinging between $74.73 and $71.90. About 5.7 million shares had changed hands. The pullback matters because Oklo is still in the “story stock” phase: it is developing advanced nuclear reactors and investors largely price the shares on regulatory progress, funding runway and customer demand rather than current revenue. That mix can amplify moves around filings and policy headlines. A Form 4 filing signed late Monday showed Oklo co-founder and Chief Operating Officer Caroline Cochran