Oklo (OKLO) just hit a rough patch, with its stock sliding after three big headlines collided at once: Oracle’s AI data center delays, Elon Musk’s satellite data center ambitions, and a $1.5 billion equity raise.

See our latest analysis for Oklo.

Even after this week’s 15.1% one day share price drop and a 16.4% seven day share price pullback on dilution and AI infrastructure worries, Oklo’s roughly 300% year to date share price return and about 373% one year total shareholder return still signal powerful, but volatile, momentum around the long term nuclear AI story.

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So with Oklo still trading nearly 30% below consensus targets but over 300% higher year to date, are investors being handed a rare pullback in a long-duration growth story, or is the market already pricing in peak optimism?

Oklo’s last close at $87.42 reflects an 11.3x price to book multiple, signaling a rich valuation premium versus both its industry and peers.

The price to book ratio compares a company’s market value to the net assets on its balance sheet. It is a common yardstick for capital intensive utilities and energy infrastructure names.

In Oklo’s case, an 11.3x price to book suggests investors are paying a steep premium today for future reactor deployments and fuel recycling revenues that have yet to materialize, especially as the company currently generates no revenue and is unprofitable.

That premium stands in stark contrast to the US Electric Utilities industry, where the average price to book is 1.9x, and to Oklo’s peer group at 1.8x. This underscores how aggressively the market is already capitalizing the long dated nuclear AI growth narrative.

See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.

Result: Price-to-Book of 11.3x (OVERVALUED)

However, investors still face meaningful risks, including potential project delays, regulatory setbacks, and slower than expected AI data center demand for advanced nuclear solutions.

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