Shares of Oklo Inc. (OKLO) surged 5.10% in Tuesday's intraday trading following a series of positive announcements that signal significant progress in the company's advanced nuclear technology initiatives. The nuclear technology firm, backed by Sam Altman, has made strategic moves that have caught investors' attention amid a broader rally in nuclear stocks.
Oklo announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) to collaborate on the development and global deployment of Oklo's advanced nuclear technology. This partnership aims to jointly advance the design and verification of Oklo's Aurora powerhouse, focusing on manufacturability, constructability, and supply chain development. The collaboration is expected to leverage KHNP's extensive experience in nuclear power plant construction, potentially enhancing Oklo's commercialization efforts.
Furthermore, Oklo revealed plans to deploy its 75 MWe Aurora Powerhouse at the Idaho National Laboratory site, marking a significant step in the company's growth strategy. The company also announced its intention to submit a formal combined license application later in 2025, indicating progress in its licensing process. These developments, coupled with a general uptrend in nuclear stocks, have contributed to the positive sentiment surrounding Oklo's shares. As the nuclear energy sector gains momentum, Oklo's strategic moves position it as a potential key player in the advanced nuclear technology market.
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