Oklo and U.S. Forged Rings Sign Aurora Manufacturing Agreement

Nov 6, 2026 12:30 PM

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Oklo Inc. has partnered with U.S. Forged Rings, Inc. to secure manufacturing capacity for large reactor components destined for its Aurora powerhouses. Under this agreement, capacity is reserved at USFR’s upcoming industrial campus in Hertford County, North Carolina. Initial component deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2030, with the arrangement extending through 2035 and featuring options for future expansion. This strategic supply chain move supports the long-term deployment and scaling of Oklo's advanced nuclear power systems.

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Oklo Inc. announced a strategic manufacturing agreement with U.S. Forged Rings, Inc. (USFR) to support the long-term deployment of its Aurora powerhouses.

Under the agreement, Oklo will reserve capacity at USFR’s planned industrial campus in Hertford County, North Carolina. The capacity is planned for manufacturing large reactor components for future Aurora powerhouse deployments.

Initial deliveries of finished components are expected to begin in 2030. The arrangement is intended to provide capacity through 2035 and includes options for further expansion.

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