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Oklo

OKLO · NYSE · Utilities

$38.82

$1.56 (-4.03%) today

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Market Cap

$7.22B

24h Volume

$281.7M

P/E Ratio

0.0

52w High

$174.14

52w Low

$35.62

Est. AI Revenue

60%

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Company facts

CEO: Jacob Dewitte
Founded: 2013
HQ: Santa Clara, California
Employees: 215

Performance

24 Hours-4.03%
7 Days+8.98%
30 Days-2.19%
1 Year-70.40%

About Oklo

Oklo is a nuclear energy company developing small modular reactors. Backed by Sam Altman, it is designing Aurora fast reactors, compact plants intended to deliver reliable power, with data center operators as its target customers.

Oklo does not yet generate revenue from operating reactors. Its pipeline consists of customer commitments for future power, most of them nonbinding, and its path runs through licensing, building, and switching on its first plants. Data center power deals are the commercial engine it is building toward.

Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, Oklo trades on the NYSE and runs with a small team of about 220 people under CEO Jacob DeWitte.

Oklo in the AI buildout

Oklo sits in the Power & Energy layer as one of the most direct bets on AI's electricity problem. Data centers need firm, carbon-free power, and Oklo's Aurora fast reactors are aimed squarely at supplying it. With no operating revenue yet, its value rests almost entirely on AI power demand converting into signed contracts and licensed reactors, which makes the buildout effectively its whole story. Supercycle scores it 85 out of 100.

OKLO is tracked in Power & Energy, rated Core on the AI Exposure leaderboard.

By the numbers

52-week range

OKLO trades at $38.82, 2% of the way up its 52-week range of $35.62 to $174.14.

Market cap

Market capitalization is $7.22B, with an AI Exposure Score of 85 out of 100.

Next earnings

Oklo is next expected to report earnings on November 10, 2026.

Market data as of the close on . Prices are end of day, not live.

Frequently asked questions

What does Oklo do?

Oklo is developing Aurora fast reactors, small modular nuclear plants aimed at powering data centers. It is backed by Sam Altman and has not yet begun operating reactors.

How is Oklo exposed to AI?

Almost entirely. Its reactors target data center customers, and its value rests on AI power demand becoming signed contracts and licensed plants. Supercycle scores it 85 out of 100.

Does Oklo have customers?

It has a pipeline of customer commitments for future power, most of them nonbinding. Converting that pipeline into firm contracts and operating reactors is the central challenge ahead.

Where is Oklo headquartered and who leads it?

Oklo is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, was founded in 2013, and is led by CEO Jacob DeWitte. It runs with a team of about 220 people and trades on the NYSE.

Is OKLO a pure play AI stock?

On exposure, close to it: AI power demand is essentially the whole story, and Supercycle scores it 85 out of 100. The company is still pre-commercial, with no operating reactors yet.

Profile written 2026-08, updated as the business changes. Editorial content, not investment advice.

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