Oklo (OKLO) Dives as Investor Unloads $8.5-Million Stake

We recently published 10 Firms Crashing Harder Than Wall Street. Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO) is one of the worst performers on Tuesday.

Oklo fell by 12.33 percent on Tuesday to finish at $139.44 apiece as investors mirrored an institutional investors’ unloading of an $8.49 million stake in the company.

In a regulatory filing on Monday, Cathie Wood’s ARK Autonomous Tech ETF announced that it sold 53,353 shares in Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO), having soared to a record high last week.

Additionally, analysts said the drop can be attributed to profit-taking, with Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO) already at a whopping 538.17 percent gain year-to-date.

In other news, Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO) last week clinched a strategic partnership with Newcleo and Blykalla for the development of advanced fuel fabrication and manufacturing infrastructure in the United States.

According to the Sam Altman-backed company, Newcleo would invest up to $2 billion in the project, while Blykalla would co-invest and procure fuel related services for the same projects.

“By channeling large-scale transatlantic investments into the American advanced nuclear industry, the partnership exemplifies Newcleo’s and Blykalla’s interest in the US market and supports the domestic expansion of Oklo’s fuel and fast-reactor technologies. Partnerships like this show how allied collaboration can strengthen energy innovation, leadership, and dominance in the United States,” Oklo Inc. (NYSE:OKLO) said.

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