Today: 30 June 2026
Browse Category

NASDAQ:ONDS 7 June 2026 - 29 June 2026

Ondas Inc. ONDS stock rises as Russell 3000 add meets short-interest test

Ondas Inc. ONDS stock rises as Russell 3000 add meets short-interest test

Ondas Inc. entered Monday with an index bid on one side and a heavy short base on the other. The stock was quoted at $8.01 in premarket trade at 7:02 a.m. EDT, up 18 cents from Friday’s $7.83 close, with 458,640 shares changing hands before the bell. The regular Nasdaq session was still ahead. Nasdaq hours in New York run from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. EDT, and Nasdaq’s 2026 holiday calendar lists the next U.S. closure as July 3 for Independence Day, not June 29.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) drops 15% in volatile week after resale filing

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) drops 15% in volatile week after resale filing

U.S. stock markets are closed Sunday, with the Nasdaq opening again Monday at 9:30 a.m. EDT. This week ends early, as the market will close on Friday, July 3, for the observed Independence Day holiday. Ondas Inc. gets four sessions to see if last week’s late surge came from index buying, real interest, or maybe both. Ondas ended Friday at $7.83, up 2.02% for the session. Trading volume hit 121.7 million shares, StockAnalysis data showed. The stock dropped from $9.27 at the close on June 18, which was the last session before the Juneteenth holiday, to $7.83 on Friday.
28 June 2026
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) shares up as Russell inclusion coincides with resale filing

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) shares up as Russell inclusion coincides with resale filing

Ondas Inc. traded higher Friday, with the move coming as the stock prepared for a new resale-share filing on top of being set to join a Russell index. The flow issue was notable, outweighing the headline gain in the shares during intraday action. The stock was up 21.5 cents at $7.89 as of 11:46 a.m. EDT, after opening at $7.50. Shares moved between $7.36 and $7.93 so far. Volume reached 23.2 million shares.
Ondas stock slips with investors watching drone-defense orders and Lockheed tie-up

Ondas stock slips with investors watching drone-defense orders and Lockheed tie-up

Ondas Inc was down 6.7% at $7.96 late Wednesday morning on Nasdaq. The drone-defense firm kept releasing order and partnership updates, but shares slipped after opening at $8.48 and touching a low of $7.94. The stock was having one of its busier sessions this month. Ondas Inc., based in West Palm Beach, Florida, said Tuesday its Sentrycs counter-drone unit will put its Cyber-over-RF tech into Lockheed Martin’s Sanctum counter-UAS platform. Counter-UAS are systems for detecting, tracking, or stopping drones. Matt Bahnemann, a senior program manager at Lockheed Martin, said the move “expands the layered sensing and response options” available to operators.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) slips; new defense orders up against resale share pressure

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) Falls After $40M Defense Orders While Traders Watch Share Resale Filing

Ondas Inc. traded lower before the bell Tuesday. The stock slipped 2.47% to $8.67 as of 7:02 a.m. EDT, after finishing Monday at $8.89, down 4.10%. The company disclosed more than $40 million in fresh June orders, but market reaction stayed cautious after a new resale-share filing and weaker action across drone-linked names. Timing is key here. Ondas is shifting from its roots in industrial wireless and drones, aiming to be a defense-autonomy platform. New orders this quarter fueled a big jump in business. The company said June deals brought second-quarter order activity past $150 million. Orders cover counter-UAS systems, loitering munition systems, ground systems and defense services.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) slips; new defense orders up against resale share pressure

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) slips; new defense orders up against resale share pressure

Ondas Inc. dropped 1.9% to $9.09 Monday afternoon, hit by a resale filing after new defense orders. The stock traded as high as $9.53 earlier. Trading volume topped 44 million shares by 2:46 p.m. EDT, as the filing, tied to old acquisitions, landed the same day as the contract news and weighed on the move. Ondas logged over $40 million in June orders for autonomous defense systems. The company said second-quarter order activity so far topped $150 million, boosted by demand for its counter-UAS systems—used to detect or halt enemy drones—and loitering munitions, drones or weapons that linger before striking.
Ondas heads into long weekend, Cyberhawk agreement in view

Ondas heads into long weekend, Cyberhawk agreement in view

Ondas Inc. stock goes into the long U.S. holiday weekend after a new acquisition, a bumpy week for shares, and a sharper focus from investors on what Cyberhawk’s drone-inspection software and data arm might be worth. U.S. stocks won’t trade Friday for Juneteenth. The last regular price comes from Thursday’s close. Nasdaq shows June 19, 2026, as a market holiday, with regular trading hours staying 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Ondas draws attention with $125M Cyberhawk drone inspection deal

Ondas draws attention with $125M Cyberhawk drone inspection deal

Ondas Inc. shares traded actively early Thursday. The drone and autonomous-systems company said it will acquire Cyberhawk Holdings Ltd. for roughly $125 million. The deal is meant to bring in infrastructure-inspection software, more utility customers, and steadier repeat revenue for Ondas’ defense and industrial holdings. Timing is key here. Ondas has been working this year to pull together its drone, counter-drone and robotics pieces into a larger systems play. The Cyberhawk deal adds a commercial infrastructure angle as investors watch both defense-drone demand and how stable small-cap tech revenue really is. The stock ended Wednesday at $9.12. Shares were up about 3% premarket after the news, according to Investing.com. Nasdaq regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern.
18 June 2026
Ondas Shares Trade as Defense Push Crosses With Resale Moves

Ondas Shares Trade as Defense Push Crosses With Resale Moves

Ondas Inc. shares faced an early move Wednesday as the drone and defense-tech firm announced a new lineup of autonomous systems in Europe. Investors also looked at a new resale filing that could bring more shares to the market. Shares on the Nasdaq finished Tuesday at $9.21, off 3.15%. The stock moved between $9.14 and $9.74 during the session. Nasdaq trades again at 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time Wednesday. The market won’t close for Juneteenth until Friday, June 19.
Ondas drops after defense push, resale wave hits shares

Ondas drops after defense push, resale wave hits shares

Ondas Inc. shares dropped 3.1% to $9.21 in late U.S. trading Tuesday, even as the drone and defense-tech firm introduced new autonomous systems aimed at allied military customers. Shares moved between $9.15 and $9.74 on roughly 51.5 million shares traded. Ondas is trading fast as a stand-in for counter-UAS demand, as buyers look to the new wave of defense tech aimed at drones and autonomous systems. The company rolled out Iron Wave, Dual Shield, MODUS, Scout Cyber-over-RF, Iron Arrow and LADOS at Eurosatory 2026, saying these are all pieces in a “system-of-systems” setup tying together air defense, robotics, sensors and software. “Europe is a central pillar of our long-term growth strategy,” CEO Eric Brock said.
Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas Inc. closed at $9.51 on Monday, up $0.18 or 1.93%. The move came even as a fresh resale filing boosted available shares for the defense-drone stock, which has traded with big swings this year. ONDS traded between $9.42 and $9.97 through the session. Early Tuesday, Google Finance showed the stock back up in pre-market at $9.68. Shares sit well above the 52-week low of $1.36 but still down from the $15.28 high. Momentum buyers are active, though the pipeline and performance worry longer-term holders. Ondas didn't put out an operating update this time. According to a June 15 SEC filing, the company filed a prospectus supplement covering the possible resale “from time to time” of 6,070,948 common shares held by selling shareholders. These shares came from the company's Omnisys Ltd. and Indo Earth Moving Ltd. agreements—3,019,066 shares tied to Omnisys, 3,051,882 shares for Indo Earth Moving. Ondas said proceeds, if the shares are sold, will go to the holders, not to Ondas. The company isn't raising money through this filing, but if holders choose to sell, these shares could hit the market.
Ondas Shares Gain After Resale Filing, Drone Orders in Focus

Ondas Shares Gain After Resale Filing, Drone Orders in Focus

Ondas Inc. shares climbed Monday, shrugging off a fresh SEC filing that could boost the company’s share count. ONDS last traded at $9.69, up nearly 4% on the day after ranging between $9.45 and $10.01. Growth and tech stocks had a solid day, with the Nasdaq up 3% and the S&P 500 adding about 1.9% as sentiment picked up. Ondas didn’t announce a capital raise. In an 8-K on Monday, the company said it registered the possible resale “from time to time” of 6,070,948 shares owned by certain holders. Of those, 3,019,066 are from the Omnisys Ltd. buy, and 3,051,882 relate to the Indo Earth Moving Ltd. deal. Registering for resale allows those holders to sell some or all shares, but there’s no guarantee they will or that the company will get any new money.
Ondas Stock Moves Up as LADOS Defense Platform and Share Resale Filing Get Interest

Ondas Sinks on Friday Before STOXX Index Move

Ondas Inc. started the week trading with a new index driver but weak near-term momentum. ONDS finished Friday at $9.33, off roughly 5%. Volume was heavy at about 55.37 million shares. The stock has seen swings lately, tied to autonomous drone and defense tech. Traders watch the price drop and volume since it can mean the market is questioning the recent move. STOXX’s latest component-change file, dated June 13, shows ONDAS set to join the STOXX Global Intelligent Computing ADTV5 and STOXX Global Intelligent Computing indexes on June 22. The stock is also listed for addition to STOXX Global Smart Cities and STOXX World AC NexGen Software Development. Index inclusion often draws interest since passive funds can buy shares when rebalancing. It doesn’t affect revenue, margins or cash flow on its own.
14 June 2026
ONDS Stock Price: Ondas Slides 5% as STOXX Index Catalyst Nears

ONDS Stock Price: Ondas Slides 5% as STOXX Index Catalyst Nears

Ondas Inc. enters the new trading week after a sharp pullback, with the stock closing Friday at $9.33, down 5.09%, after trading between $9.18 and $9.878. The move matters because it came just before a fresh index-related catalyst: STOXX’s June 13 notice listed ONDAS as an addition to the STOXX Global Intelligent Computing ADTV5 and STOXX Global Intelligent Computing indexes, effective June 22. Index inclusion can support a stock when funds tracking or benchmarking to that index adjust holdings, but it does not by itself improve sales, margins or cash flow. Stock prices rise when investors are willing to pay more for expected future cash flows, and they fall when risk, valuation or selling pressure becomes more important than the growth story. In ONDS’ case, the recent pressure appears tied less to one fresh company announcement in the last 24 hours and more to overhang from earlier filings and sentiment. Ondas disclosed on June 9 that it filed a prospectus supplement covering the resale of 2,701,420 shares issued to holders connected with its Omnisys acquisition; a resale registration is not a new capital raise, but it can worry investors because it may add potential share supply in the market.
14 June 2026
Ondas Stock Moves Up as LADOS Defense Platform and Share Resale Filing Get Interest

Ondas Shares Drop; Drone-Defense Story Hits Meme-Stock Doubts

Ondas Inc. slipped Friday, last trading near $9.33 after starting the session at $9.79 and hitting an early high at $10.14. About 18.5 million shares changed hands so far. The Invesco QQQ Trust lost around 0.3%, and the iShares U.S. Aerospace & Defense ETF dropped 1.0%. The move in Ondas pointed to a mix of broad selling and some wariness over the stock itself. Shares tend to rally when traders bet on growth ahead—like revenue or new contracts—but can drop as worries over valuations, dilution, or losses build. Ondas got a new round of scrutiny after Jim Cramer called it “a meme stock” on Friday and said, “I can’t get behind a meme stock.” A meme stock moves not just on fundamentals but on speculation and retail trading. That’s key for ONDS, which has turned into a volatile defense-drone and autonomy play. Investor mood there often jumps between contract hopes and worries about valuation.
Ondas Stock Slides as Fresh Share-Resale Filing Tests Drone Rally

Ondas Stock Slides as Fresh Share-Resale Filing Tests Drone Rally

Ondas Inc. shares fell in Tuesday afternoon trading after the defense-drone company registered a block of stock for resale by holders who received shares in an acquisition, adding a supply concern to a volatile name. The stock was last at $9.61, down 6.7%, after trading between $9.06 and $10.66 on volume of about 57.5 million shares. The immediate trigger was a Form 8-K filed Tuesday. Ondas said it had filed a prospectus supplement covering the resale, from time to time, of 2,701,420 common shares tied to its acquisition of Israel’s Omnisys Ltd.
Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

Ondas Inc. shares slipped on Monday as the stock failed to recover from Friday’s sharp drop. Traders are balancing news of fresh defense contracts and a busy order book with worries over high short interest and new questions about stock supply. The Nasdaq-listed defense drone and autonomous systems firm fell 0.5% to $10.38 as of 3:03 p.m. Eastern, MarketBeat data showed. The stock has seen volatility, with short interest at 152.8 million shares as of May 15, about 31.33% of its public float.
8 June 2026
Ondas Shares Jump 46% in a Week After Order Spike, Shareholder Vote Looms, Risk Remains

Ondas Stock Just Fell 13%. The Navy Balloon Win Is Now Facing a Dilution Test

Ondas Inc. shares ended the week sharply lower, falling 12.9% on Friday as investors weighed a fresh defense contract and a growing order book against share-sale overhang and a wider selloff in technology stocks. The Nasdaq-listed drone, robotics and private-wireless company closed at $10.43, off $1.54 on the day. The move matters because Ondas has become a high-volatility name in the defense-drone trade: its market value is still above $5 billion, but the stock now sits well below its 52-week high of $15.28.
1 2 3 11

Stock Market Today

  • SoftBank Eyes New Stock Option Plan as AI Bet Rises
    June 30, 2026, 12:07 AM EDT. SoftBank Corp (TSE:9434) said its board met June 23, 2026, to discuss issuing new stock acquisition rights, which would affect the company's equity and align management incentives. The options come as SoftBank keeps shifting from telecom into AI and digital infrastructure, leaning on cash flow from the wireless business. The options are set to link employee pay to AI cloud and data center growth, but bring dilution risks. The plan signals changes in governance as SoftBank ramps up AI capital spending. The company projects ¥8.24 trillion in revenue and ¥670 billion in earnings by 2029, giving an implied fair value of ¥243 per share, or about 17% above where the stock trades now. Investors face the choice between heavy AI spending risks and the potential for longer-term upside, with market expectations mostly in a ¥240-¥243 per share band.
Go toTop