On November 13, Centrus fell 5.6% in Regular Trading, trading at $98.28 per share, with turnover of $15.4412 million.
The clearest recent catalyst was the market reaction following Oklo’s multiyear HALEU supply agreements with Centrus, even as uranium and nuclear fuel stocks broadly moved lower and pressured the name.
Under the announced contracts, Oklo will make prepayments for future HALEU deliveries to support its planned 1.2 GW Ohio power campus. The agreements cover enough fuel for up to five Aurora powerhouses for multiple years, with deliveries from Centrus’ American Centrifuge Plant in Ohio set to begin in 2029. While the contracts improve order visibility and support Centrus’ role in the advanced nuclear fuel supply chain, peer weakness including Denison Mines, Energy Fuels, and other uranium-linked names suggests the current move was shaped by profit-taking after favorable news alongside sector pressure.
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