Oklo Inc. (NASDAQ:OKLO) reported insider activity from its chief financial officer this week when Richard Craig Bealmear completed a sale following a conversion of restricted stock units.
According to a Form 4 filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Bealmear sold 72,090 shares of Class A Common Stock on March 13, 2026, at $60.00 per share. The block generated proceeds of $4,325,400.
The filing also discloses that on March 12, 2026, Bealmear acquired 163,643 shares of Class A Common Stock through the conversion of restricted stock units at a conversion price of $59.59 per share, for a notional value of $9,763,404. After accounting for the sale reported March 13, Bealmear directly owns 386,008 shares of Oklo common stock.
Market context in the filing notes that Oklo's shares were trading at $59.69 at the time of the disclosure. Over the preceding six months, the stock has fallen by roughly 37%. InvestingPro data cited in the disclosure describes the security as exhibiting high price volatility for a company with an approximate market capitalization of $9.33 billion. An InvestingPro assessment included in the materials also indicates the stock appears overvalued at current levels on Fair Value metrics, and the service offers a Pro Research Report covering OKLO and more than 1,400 U.S. equities for users seeking deeper analysis.
Separately from the insider transactions, Oklo has advanced several strategic commercial arrangements in recent weeks. The company announced a joint venture with Centrus Energy to pursue deconversion services for high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) and to develop related fuel-cycle technologies. That collaboration will build capacity at Centrus' Piketon, Ohio, facility, which is co-located with Centrus' enrichment operations and sits adjacent to Oklo's planned power campus.
Oklo also disclosed a binding agreement with Meta to develop a phased, 1.2 gigawatt advanced nuclear campus. The Meta agreement includes customer prepayments to fund early-stage development work prior to finalization of power purchase agreements.
Analysts have updated opinions following these corporate developments. Texas Capital Securities reiterated a Buy rating on Oklo and maintained a $138 price target, citing the joint venture with Centrus Energy; the firm additionally initiated coverage noting Oklo's Aurora reactor technology as an investment consideration. BofA Securities moved Oklo from Neutral to Buy and raised its price target to $127, attributing that change in part to the agreement with Meta. UBS kept a Neutral rating and a $95 price target, highlighting the significance of the clean energy agreement with Meta.
The Form 4 that records Bealmear's conversion and sale provides the most recent public disclosure of insider ownership and trading for Oklo's CFO. Investors and market participants can observe these transactions alongside the company's commercial announcements as part of broader due diligence on Oklo's progress in advanced nuclear development and its market valuation.
Note: The above recitation is based on the information included in the company's SEC filing and the analyst commentary cited in the disclosure materials.