Oklo Inc. (OKLO) Stock: Q125 Loss Narrows, Focus Shifts to Commercial Reactor Goals and Pat Schweiger Joins as CTO

TLDR

Oklo posted a Q1 2025 loss of $0.07 per share, beating estimates. Shares trade at $36.35, up 13.5% during early hours on May 14. Company expects first revenue by early-to-mid 2026. Aurora Powerhouse site work and NRC pre-applications progressing. Pat Schweiger joins as CTO to lead tech commercialization efforts.

Oklo Inc. (NYSE: OKLO) reported a smaller-than-expected adjusted loss of $0.07 per share for Q1 2025, beating the $0.08 consensus estimate. The company recorded no revenue during the period, in line with expectations. Shares were trading at $36.35 at 10:31 AM EDT on May 14, up 13.5% for the day.

Oklo Inc. (OKLO) 

Despite an after-hours dip of 1% following the announcement, Oklo’s year-to-date stock performance stands at a strong 71.29%, with a staggering 225.56% gain over the past year. The company continues to hold a robust cash position of $261 million, earmarked for its commercialization efforts. Next earnings date is expected between August 11 and August 15, 2025.

Development Path and Licensing Progress

CEO Jacob DeWitte highlighted the company’s ongoing advancement toward commercial deployment. One major milestone was completing borehole drilling for site characterization at the Idaho National Laboratory—the future site of the Aurora Powerhouse. Oklo aims to launch operations there by late 2027 or early 2028.

The company is also preparing to submit its Fuel Foundry License Project Plan to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. A pre-application readiness assessment for its combined license application is already underway, keeping Oklo aligned with its multi-year regulatory strategy.

Oklo incurred an operating loss of $17.9 million in Q1, largely attributed to payroll, professional services, and general business expenses. It used $12.2 million in operational cash during the period and had $90.08 million in cash and equivalents at quarter’s end.

Strategic Appointment of CTO Pat Schweiger

Oklo announced the appointment of Pat Schweiger as its new Chief Technology Officer. Schweiger brings over four decades of energy sector experience, including leadership roles at TerraPower and Commonwealth Fusion Systems.

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At TerraPower, Schweiger served as Senior Vice President of Engineering, where he led international design integration efforts. His tenure at Commonwealth Fusion Systems saw him build and manage a 400-person engineering team while helping the startup raise over $2 billion.

CEO DeWitte praised Schweiger’s hands-on experience with sodium-cooled fast reactors, noting it aligns closely with Oklo’s reactor model. Schweiger stated that bringing this reactor legacy into the modern era is a key motivation for his role at the company.

Focused on Revenue Generation in 2026

Looking ahead, Oklo reiterated its expectation of beginning revenue generation in early-to-mid 2026. With ample liquidity and strategic licensing progress, the company is positioned to meet its long-term goal of deploying its first commercial reactor within the next three years.

 

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