← Atlas Theme · spans 1 topics
Pre-revenue reactor developers must now sell equity into drawdowns to reach first power.
With negligible revenue and nine-figure quarterly cash burns, Oklo's $1 billion share-sale program and NuScale's $750 million ATM make shareholder dilution at cyclical lows the price of surviving long enough to generate first revenue.
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Nuclear Energy's Comeback
Oklo Loses FERC Interconnection Fight as UBS Cuts Target — Stock Pinned Near 52-Week Lows Pre-revenue Oklo is selling up to 14% of itself at 78% below its high to fund a -$141.7M quarterly free-cash-flow burn.
Nuclear Energy's Comeback
NuScale Power Faces $700M Cash Burn and UBS Downgrade to Sell as SMR Commercialization Timelines Lengthen With roughly $700M of annualized burn, selling dilutive equity into a drawdown is the toll for surviving long enough to reach first power.