New York, January 27, 2026, 15:16 EST — Regular session
- Shares of Ondas jumped roughly 10% in afternoon trading following the company’s reveal of a private unmanned-systems showcase in Tallinn
- The event will spotlight systems “validated” through real-world operations, drawing on experiences from Ukraine
- After a steep drop in the previous session, traders are waiting for additional customer updates.
Shares of Ondas Inc jumped 10.4% to $12.32 in afternoon trading Tuesday, following the announcement that its Ondas Capital division plans to hold a private, invitation-only “UXS Showcase” in Tallinn, Estonia. 1
Ondas made this announcement while working to maintain investor focus on demand for drones, counter-drone systems, and robotics in defense and critical infrastructure. The stock has been volatile lately, with buyers hunting for a clear catalyst — a contract, program win, or purchase order.
Ondas announced its two-day event will zero in on unmanned systems (UxS) proven in real-world operations, including lessons from Ukraine. Instead of a typical trade show, attendees will see live demos and get hands-on technical sessions. This approach is key—it leans heavily on battlefield feedback, something investors are treating as a fast track to spotting winners and failures. 1
The company announced the showcase is organized alongside the Baltic Ghost Wing Center of Excellence, targeting operators, engineers, developers, industry leaders, and investors. The event aims to foster a “practical exchange” centered on real-world applications. 1
Ondas’ stock closed Monday 8.30% lower at $11.16, per Yahoo Finance, before bouncing back Tuesday. 2
Ondas focuses on private wireless and autonomous systems, grouping its drone and counter-drone platforms under the Ondas Autonomous Systems segment. Its Ondas Networks unit handles industrial wireless connectivity technology sales. 3
Earlier this month, Ondas boosted its 2026 revenue forecast to between $170 million and $180 million. The company also reported a pro-forma cash balance north of $1.5 billion as of Dec. 31, factoring in a recent offering of about $1.0 billion. Ondas plans to release its quarterly and full-year results for the period ending Dec. 31 in March 2026. 4
But a showcase isn’t the same as a contract. Turning demos into signed deals often drags on, particularly when dealing with government and security clients. Meanwhile, the company’s recent financing rounds have kept concerns about dilution front and center.
Traders are now focused on any customer or order updates linked to the Tallinn event. Attention also turns to the Federal Reserve, which wraps up its Jan. 27-28 meeting on Wednesday with a policy decision. 5
