Richard Craig Bealmear

CFO Richard Bealmear sells 16,321 shares of OKLO at $52.63 under 10b5-1 plan; stock down -73.3% from 52-week high

Richard Craig Bealmear, Chief Financial Officer, sold 16,321 shares at $52.63 on 2026-07-01 as part of a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-09-22—a scheduled transaction, not discretionary. His non-derivative holdings post-trade are 450,332 shares, down -3.5% from the pre-transaction level. The current price of $51.84 reflects a -73.3% decline from the 52-week high of $193.84, with the stock down -10.8% over the prior 30 days. At the same ticker (OKLO), his prior five trades show mixed outcomes: the most recent measurable sale (2026-04-01) returned +2.4% over 90 days, while three June sales posted 30-day returns of -24.4%, -24.3%, and -19.3% respectively. The company reported full-year net income of $-33,065,000.00, underscoring an unprofitable fiscal period. The insider retains 1,322,197 shares in derivative holdings through stock options, so this represents a partial reduction of his non-derivative position within the framework of a scheduled divestment plan.

CFO Richard Bealmear sells 73,081 OKLO shares for $5.0M via 3 separate transactions at $65–$69.42

Richard Craig Bealmear, CFO of Oklo Inc., executed 3 separate sales totaling 73,081 shares for $5,000,411.06 at prices ranging from $65.00 to $69.42, reducing his non-derivative holdings by 14.1% to 444,557 shares. This transaction was executed under a 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-09-22, meaning it was scheduled rather than discretionary. The sales occurred at a blended average price of $68.42, which is below the current price of $73.47, and within the stock's 30-day uptrend of +4.4%. At the same-ticker level, Bealmear's prior 5 sales at OKLO show mixed near-term outcomes (ranging from -19.9% to +37.8% in 30-day returns), with no clear pattern. The company's trailing net income of -$33,065,000 indicates ongoing unprofitability, a structural headwind that investors should monitor independently of this scheduled sale.

CFO Bealmear exercises options and sells shares, netting 5,880 additional shares while stock trades 58% below 52-week high.

Richard Craig Bealmear, Oklo's CFO, executed a mixed transaction sequence: exercising two option grants totaling over 22,000 shares at a below-market strike price, then immediately selling 16,216 shares at a dramatically higher price. The net effect is a modest 5,880-share increase in his holdings, which now total approximately 398,000 shares. This pattern—exercise followed by partial offset sale—is typical of option liquidity management and does not necessarily reflect conviction about the stock's direction. Of greater note is Bealmear's track record at this ticker: his five prior sales over the past several months were well-timed on three occasions (the stock fell afterward, validating his exits) and poorly-timed on two occasions (the stock rose, meaning he sold too early). This mixed but slightly favorable record suggests he has some credibility reading the company's short-term momentum. However, the company is currently unprofitable with recent quarterly losses exceeding $60 million, and the stock trades well below its 52-week high after a significant recent pullback—a context where even a CFO's timing edge carries meaningful uncertainty. The exercise itself is routine compensation execution, but the timing of the sale during a period of negative price momentum and weak fundamentals warrants tracking whether Bealmear continues this disposition pattern or returns to accumulation.

CFO Bealmear Richard Craig sells 16,342 shares of OKLO at $51.08 as stock falls -72.4% from 52-week high

Richard Craig, CFO of Oklo Inc., sold 16,342 shares at $51.08 on 2026-04-01, reducing his holdings by 4.0% to 391,762 shares post-transaction. The stock has declined sharply since the sale: currently trading at $48.13, down -24.0% over 30 days and -38.1% over 90 days, and -72.4% below its 52-week high of $174.14. This sale occurs amid fundamental deterioration—the company reported a net loss of $-29,722,000.00 for its most recent full fiscal year. Craig's prior five sales at OKLO have shown mixed timing outcomes, with two of two measurable 90-day periods producing negative returns (-26.3% and -22.8%), though his broader cross-ticker track record demonstrates a 100.00% well-timed rate across 8 prior open-market sales. The current sell follows a cluster of recent transactions (prior sells on 2026-03-13, 2026-03-02, and 2026-02-02), suggesting steady position reduction during a period of significant stock deterioration and operational losses.

CFO Bealmear sold 16.3K OKLO shares at $60.00 (now $63.30); prior 5 OKLO sells timed 2-of-2 measurably; stock -34.5% in 90d, -63.6% from 52wk high.

CFO Richard Craig Bealmear sold 16,257 shares at $60.00 on 2026-03-02, reducing holdings by -5.2% to 294.3K shares; the stock currently trades at $63.30 but has declined -34.5% over 90 days and sits -63.6% below its 52-week high of $174.14. His prior 5 trades at OKLO included 2 measurable 90-day outcomes (2025-09-17 and 2025-09-18), both of which saw negative 90-day returns (-11.6% and -25.1%), meeting the criterion for well-timed sales. The company remains unprofitable with net income of $-29.7M over its most recent full fiscal year. This sale occurs within a context of severe price deterioration and a documented pattern of the insider's OKLO sales preceding further declines, suggesting the activity is consistent with his demonstrated ability to liquidate ahead of weakness at this ticker specifically.

CFO Richard Craig sold 9,726 shares of OKLO at $76.93 under pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan

Richard Craig, CFO of Oklo Inc., executed a scheduled sale of 9,726 shares on 2026-02-02 at $76.93 per share under a 10b5-1 trading plan adopted on 2025-09-22. His post-transaction holdings of 294,255 shares represent a 3.2% reduction from pre-transaction levels of 303,981 shares. Because this transaction is part of a pre-arranged trading plan, it reflects a scheduled disposition rather than a discretionary response to market conditions or operational developments. Investors should note that 10b5-1 sales are automatic and do not signal real-time insider sentiment about valuation or company prospects.

CFO Richard Craig Bealmear sold 75,000 OKLO shares (75.0K shares) for $5,872,622.63 across two transactions

Richard Craig Bealmear, CFO of Oklo Inc., executed two separate sales totaling 75,000 shares (75.0K shares) for $5,872,622.63 at a blended average price of $78.30, reducing his holdings from 271,913 shares to 196,913 shares (a -27.6% reduction). This is the fourth open-market sell by this insider at OKLO; notably, his prior three sales at this ticker all registered negative 90-day returns (-25.1%, -11.6%, -10.2%), meaning he sold before subsequent declines in all three instances. The current stock price of $83.23 is now -52.2% from the 52-week high of $174.14 and down -19.1% over 30 days and -38.4% over 90 days. Against this backdrop, the company reported a net loss of $-29,722,000.00 for the most recent full fiscal year, highlighting ongoing unprofitability. The consistency of his prior sales preceding stock declines, combined with current price weakness and the company's negative earnings, establishes a meaningful pattern for investor scrutiny.

CFO Bealmear sells 100,000 OKLO shares (45.1% of holdings) for $9.4M across 3 transactions, stock at 52-week high near $135.23

Richard Craig Bealmear, CFO of Oklo Inc., executed 3 separate sales totaling 100,000 shares (100.0K shares) for $9,431,387.32 at a blended average price of $94.31 across September 17–18. This sale reduced his holdings from 221,913 shares to 121,913 shares, representing a 45.1% reduction in his position. The transaction occurs as OKLO's stock trades at its 52-week high of $135.23, following a +103.1% surge in the past 30 days and a +133.4% surge over 90 days. Against this backdrop of substantial recent appreciation and the company's unprofitability (net income of $-24,685,000.00 in its most recent full fiscal year), a material reduction in CFO holdings warrants investor attention to potential shifts in insider confidence and liquidity management.