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Long-term LTBR stock forecast projections depend on commercialization pathways in both domestic and international markets. Increased attention to SMR deployment scenarios could benefit Lightbridge’s positioning. Oklo started working with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) back in 2016. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) then approved its permit to build its first reactor in Idaho in 2019, and the DOE granted it additional design and environmental approvals over the following years. However, it doesn't expect to bring its first reactor online until 2027. Oklo's strategic partnerships diversify far beyond the Lightbridge MOU, further building on the company's position and fueling its growth potential. The company has established key relationships with Siemens Energy for power conversion equipment, Centrus Energy NYSE: LEU for a reliable HALEU supply, and Atomic Alchemy (pending acquisition by Oklo in an all-stock transaction) to integrate radioisotope production into its fuel cycle. These partnerships are essential components of Oklo's overall strategy, mitigating several of the risks of the pre-revenue, development-stage company. The agreement with RPower adds a further key component that provides Oklo with a scalable model for power delivery to data centers, helping mitigate the firm's risks. Technical chartists monitoring LTBR stock forecast indicate a symmetrical triangle formation in recent trading, signaling possible breakout volatility. This setup draws attention from both swing traders and institutional quants.