On August 29, Oklo Inc. fell 5.62% in regular trading, trading at $40.05/share, with turnover of $285 million.

On the news front, multiple analysts cut earnings forecasts following Q2 results, while CEO Jacob DeWitte and COO Caroline Cochran each filed Form 144 plans to sell 400,000 shares, totaling approximately $31.06 million, with concentrated executive selling continuing to weigh on market confidence.

In the Q2 report released on August 7, Oklo posted a loss of $0.28 per share, significantly wider than the analyst consensus estimate of a $0.16 loss, representing a 55.56% year-over-year increase in losses. Revenue of $1.21 million beat the $126,250 estimate but failed to offset concern over deepening losses.

Within the Electric Utilities sector, broad selling pressure amplified the decline. Among peers, PG&E Corp fell 8.05%, Edison fell 5.62%, NextEra fell 1.69%, Constellation Energy fell 1.43%, and Southern fell 0.97%. Despite the company achieving criticality on its small modular reactor and receiving multiple DOE approvals, near-term loss expansion and sustained executive share sales continue to dominate sentiment.

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