Cochran Caroline 4

What Happened
Caroline Cochran, a reported 10% owner of Oklo, sold a total of 200,000 Oklo shares in multiple open-market transactions on May 1, 2026, generating approximately $14,046,610 in proceeds. The sales were executed in six tranches: 60,000 @ $70.19 ($4,211,400); 40,000 @ $70.95 ($2,838,000); 16,907 @ $69.06 ($1,167,597); 43,093 @ $69.83 ($3,009,184); 22,063 @ $70.43 ($1,553,897); and 17,937 @ $70.61 ($1,266,532). These were dispositions (sales), which are often routine liquidity transactions rather than a direct signal about company prospects.

Key Details

• Transaction date: May 1, 2026; Form 4 filed May 4, 2026 (filed within the normal 2‑business‑day window after the trades).
• Prices and proceeds: see tranche list above; total proceeds ≈ $14,046,610.
• Shares owned after transaction: not provided in the summary data here — see the full Form 4 or the issuer’s proxy statement for post‑transaction beneficial ownership.
• Notable footnotes: sales were effected pursuant to a Rule 10b5‑1 plan adopted March 31, 2025. Several entries are reported as weighted‑average prices and the filing references spouse‑owned securities; the Form 4/filing will provide the detailed price breakdowns and spouse holdings if requested.

Context
As a 10% owner, Cochran is a Section 16 insider; sales under a pre‑arranged 10b5‑1 plan are commonly used for scheduled liquidity and reduce concerns about trading on nonpublic information. Retail investors often view purchases as more informative than routine sales; for full context on holdings and any related spouse holdings, consult the complete Form 4 and the company’s most recent proxy filing.