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Oklo Inc. (OKLO): LOI with Centrus advances fuel visibility but further sourcing still required to support buildout
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Oklo Inc. (OKLO): LOI with Centrus advances fuel visibility but further sourcing still required to support buildout
Equity Research
18 June 2026 | 1:56PM EDT
Oklo Inc. (OKLO): LOI with Centrus advances fuel visibility but further
sourcing still required to support buildout
OKLO announced today (here) that it signed a Letter of Intent with Centrus (LEU, Not Brian Lee, CFA
+1(917)343-3110 | brian.k.lee@gs.com
Covered) to secure nuclear fuel for its planned Aurora powerhouse deployments in Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC
southern Ohio. According to the company, the LOI outlines supply of domestic Tyler Bisset, CFA
HALEU sufficient to power up to five Aurora powerhouses over multiple years, with +1(212)357-5510Goldman Sachs & Co.| tyler.bisset@gs.comLLC
deliveries expected to begin in 2029. While non-binding and subject to a future Keshav Choudhary
definitive agreement, the LOI may include a prepayment mechanism from OKLO to +1(332)245-7971keshav.choudhary@gs.com|
support fuel supply. In aggregate, we view this agreement as a positive step toward Goldman Sachs India SPL
addressing fuel availability one of the key constraints for advanced reactor
deployment and supporting broader SMR commercialization. We provide additional
takeaways within.
n Overview. The LOI with Centrus is intended to support OKLO’s planned ~1.2 GW
clean energy campus in Pike County, Ohio, with HALEU to be supplied from
Centrus’ American Centrifuge Plant. The agreement covers fuel requirements for
up to five Aurora powerhouses over multiple years, representing one of the first
large-scale commercial HALEU supply arrangements in the U.S. The structure
may include prepayments from OKLO to secure fuel supply, similar to prior
arrangements with customers to advance project certainty.
n Next steps.
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