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NASDAQ:ONDS 15 May 2026 - 5 June 2026

Ondas Stock Faces a Fresh Test as Drone Rally Runs Into Insider and Resale Filings

Ondas Stock Faces a Fresh Test as Drone Rally Runs Into Insider and Resale Filings

Ondas Inc. shares slipped in early trading on Friday as investors weighed fresh share-sale filings against a run of defense and autonomous-systems contract news that has kept the stock in heavy focus. The stock was quoted at $11.86 in extended trading, down 0.9%, after closing Thursday at $11.97, up 3.1%. Nasdaq’s regular session opens at 9:30 a.m. Eastern, so early quotes can move sharply on thinner trading before the main market opens.
Ondas Shares Jump 46% in a Week After Order Spike, Shareholder Vote Looms, Risk Remains

Ondas Stock Plunges 14%: The Insider Sale and Drone Deal Traders Are Fighting Over

Ondas Inc. shares fell hard into Thursday’s early U.S. market hours, as fresh insider-sale and resale filings hit a stock that had been trading near its 52-week high. The Nasdaq-listed defense and autonomous-systems company closed Wednesday at $11.61, down 14.5%, and was last shown at $11.21 in after-hours trading, Google Finance data showed. The move matters now because Ondas has become a fast-moving name in the drone, counter-drone and autonomous defense trade. After a sharp run, filings that point to potential new share supply can carry as much weight as contract wins.
Ondas Shares Jump 46% in a Week After Order Spike, Shareholder Vote Looms, Risk Remains

Ondas Traders Pause After Pre-Market Jolt From Navy Deal

Ondas Inc. shares traded lower early Wednesday, with pre-market quotes at $13.30, about 2.1% below Tuesday’s $13.58 finish, according to Google Finance. The drop came after the company announced its World View unit picked up a U.S. Navy Southern Command maritime surveillance deal. Ondas had added 0.9% in the previous session. Ondas is drawing investor interest as a defense robotics and autonomous-systems play, not just an old wireless name. Shares were active in premarket trade ahead of the 9:30 a.m. Eastern open. Nasdaq isn’t scheduled to close on June 3, according to its 2026 holiday calendar.
3 June 2026
Ondas Stock Just Got a Navy Catalyst — Why ONDS Traders Are Watching the Next Move

Ondas Stock Just Got a Navy Catalyst — Why ONDS Traders Are Watching the Next Move

Ondas Inc. shares faced a fresh premarket test on Tuesday after the defense technology company said its World View unit had been selected as the high-altitude balloon provider for a U.S. Navy Southern Command maritime surveillance program. The initial contract is valued at about $4.8 million over three months, Ondas said. The program is aimed at counter-narcotics and illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing missions across the Eastern Pacific and Caribbean. Maritime domain awareness, or MDA, means building a clearer view of activity at sea so authorities can spot threats, vessels or illicit flows earlier.
Ondas Shares Edge Up on $110M Order Update—Risk Remains for Traders

Ondas Shares Edge Up on $110M Order Update—Risk Remains for Traders

Ondas Inc. climbed Monday, finishing up 1.82% at $13.46. The move outpaced the Nasdaq as traders weighed the company’s fresh order update. Shares swung from $12.80 to $13.91 during a choppy session. After the bell, Google Finance listed Ondas at $13.41. Order book front and center. Ondas said Friday it got over $30 million in orders during May, putting its second-quarter orders so far north of $110 million for its defense, security and autonomous tech platform. Backlog refers to contracted or ordered work not yet counted as sales.
2 June 2026
Ondas Stock Slips Before the Bell After a 44% Weekly Run. The $110 Million Order Book Is Why Traders Care

Ondas Stock Slips Before the Bell After a 44% Weekly Run. The $110 Million Order Book Is Why Traders Care

Ondas Inc. shares edged lower in early U.S. premarket trading on Monday, giving back a slice of last week’s sharp gains as investors weighed a fresh order update against a fast-expanding, stock-funded acquisition push. The Nasdaq-listed defense and autonomous-systems company was indicated at $13.04 at 6:01 a.m. EDT, down 1.4% from Friday’s $13.22 close, after the stock rose 43.5% from the previous week, market data showed. The regular Nasdaq session had not yet opened.
1 June 2026
Ondas Shares Jump 46% in a Week After Order Spike, Shareholder Vote Looms, Risk Remains

Ondas Shares Jump 46% in a Week After Order Spike, Shareholder Vote Looms, Risk Remains

Ondas Inc. starts the week after shares surged through four straight sessions. Investors had moved into the defense-drone stock on word of fresh orders and news of a stronger backlog, with interest up in autonomous systems. Shares closed Friday off 0.23% at $13.22. That’s up from $9.06 a week ago. Trading was busy all week, with over 248 million shares changing hands on Thursday as the stock surged 22.7%.
31 May 2026
Ondas Wins $110 Million Order, but Share Overhang Lingers

Ondas Wins $110 Million Order, but Share Overhang Lingers

Ondas Inc. ended Friday's after-hours session little changed, sticking close to $13.22. The defense and autonomous-systems firm earlier reported more than $30 million in new orders for May. Traders also watched fresh filings related to share sales. Ondas traded between $11.62 and $13.48 through the day, with volume near 141.9 million shares. Ondas says this order update matters as it tries to show that more drones, robotics, counter-drone products and defense software actually drive revenue instead of just deals. The company said May deals brought orders so far in the second quarter above $110 million, including in defense, security and autonomous tech.
30 May 2026
Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Shares of Ondas Inc. jumped Thursday, with traders picking up drone and autonomous-defense names. New filings also showed Ondas adding more acquisition shares to its resale registration. Ondas shares last changed hands at $13.25, market data showed, following a trade recorded after the close of Thursday’s U.S. session. The move brought the stock close to the top of its recent range ahead of Friday’s Nasdaq session.
U.S. drone stocks jump with Trump Pentagon funding talks under way

U.S. drone stocks jump with Trump Pentagon funding talks under way

Trump administration is talking with several U.S. drone companies about funding, including Unusual Machines and Neros, sending small defense-technology shares up sharply in premarket trade, the Wall Street Journal reported. Debt and equity proposals are on the table, so loans and government stakes could be part of the plan, Reuters said, citing the Journal. Drones are showing up in the Pentagon’s spending now, not just on the battlefield. The fiscal 2027 request is $1.5 trillion in total, with the budget stating more than $74 billion will fund drone and counter-drone tech. That’s triple last year’s amount and the biggest push for the sector yet.
Ondas Shares Move in Early Trading With Drone Funding Talk and Vote Looming

Ondas Shares Move in Early Trading With Drone Funding Talk and Vote Looming

Ondas Inc. looked ready for more swings before Thursday’s Nasdaq open. The drone and autonomous-systems stock finished up 10.5% at $10.80. An early premarket quote pegged shares at $11.62. The rally had more going on than just Ondas. Reuters, citing the Wall Street Journal, said the Trump administration is talking with several U.S. drone firms to fund them. Names included Unusual Machines and Neros, which has backing from Sequoia Capital, as part of a Washington drive to grow U.S. drone production. Ondas wasn’t among the companies named.
Ondas Shares Slip After $196.6M AI Defense Contract

Ondas Rises Again as Shareholders Prepare for Vote; ONDS Traders on Alert

Ondas Inc. stock got a boost in premarket trading Wednesday, following a 7.8% rise Tuesday with traders active ahead of a shareholder vote and annual meeting set for this week. Ondas finished Tuesday at $9.77 on around 83.1 million shares traded. The shares changed hands at $10.10 in early premarket activity, ahead of the regular Nasdaq open, when trading is lighter. Why now: Investors want to see if the rally holds up after Ondas posted a big jump in first-quarter revenue, raised its 2026 guidance, and kept acquiring for its defense robotics business. First-quarter revenue came in at $50.1 million versus $4.3 million a year ago. The backlog hit $457 million on a pro forma basis. CEO Eric Brock said the company had “record results” with “powerful demand tailwinds” in counter-UAS, or counter-drone tech.
27 May 2026
Ondas Stock Surges, But the $390 Million Move Has a Caveat

Ondas Stock Surges, But the $390 Million Move Has a Caveat

Ondas Inc shares climbed 9% midday Tuesday. Investors kept buying into the defense-drone company's growth push, following a revenue surge and the closing of its Israeli software deal. The Nasdaq-listed stock traded near $9.90. Volume topped 52 million shares intraday. Investors are looking at Ondas differently now. The company isn’t getting a small-cap wireless-networking multiple anymore. Markets are seeing Ondas as a defense tech roll-up, as management goes after at least $390 million in 2026 revenue. First-quarter sales came in at $50.1 million, compared with $4.3 million the previous year.
26 May 2026
Ondas Shares Look to Tuesday After AI Defense Contract and Share Resale Filings

Ondas Shares Look to Tuesday After AI Defense Contract and Share Resale Filings

Ondas Inc. started the abbreviated U.S. trading week facing more pressure on its shares. The autonomous-systems firm just finished a $196.6 million all-stock buyout of Israel’s Omnisys and registered shares for resale from recent transactions. Nasdaq is shut for Memorial Day, so trading for ONDS doesn’t pick up again until Tuesday. Nasdaq’s calendar lists May 25 as a market holiday with regular session hours set for 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET.
Ondas Pauses After $196.6M AI-Defense Deal

Ondas Pauses After $196.6M AI-Defense Deal

Ondas Inc. shares didn’t move Friday after the company wrapped up its $196.6 million all-stock purchase of Israel’s Omnisys. Traders also noted a fresh resale filing linked to a recent Mistral deal. Shares traded at $9.23, up 0.54% at 11:49 a.m. EDT, Google Finance data showed. Volume was around 21.73 million. The company’s market cap came in at $4.57 billion. The stock is well below its 52-week peak of $15.28.
Ondas Shares Slip After $196.6M AI Defense Contract

Ondas Shares Slip After $196.6M AI Defense Contract

Ondas Inc. stock slipped Thursday after the company wrapped up its $196.6 million all-stock deal to buy Omnisys Ltd. of Israel. The company aims to expand in AI battlefield software with the move. Shares last traded at $9.035, off 32.5 cents, or roughly 3.5%. Volume was around 24.4 million shares. Investors are focusing on Ondas as the company tries to stitch together its recent deals into a wider defense play, and with new Ondas shares likely hitting the market. In a Form 8-K filed Thursday, Ondas said it picked up all of Omnisys, paying in shares. $25.5 million in stock was issued at closing, $3.5 million went into escrow, and another $142.5 million will be paid in five tranches.
Ondas Stock Is Moving Again After a $199 Million AI Defense Deal — What Investors Missed

Ondas Stock Is Moving Again After a $199 Million AI Defense Deal — What Investors Missed

Ondas Inc. shares rose in midday trading on Wednesday as investors weighed the company’s planned purchase of Israeli defense software firm Omnisys against a stock that has already had a sharp defense-drone run. The shares recently traded up 3.3% at $9.43, after touching $9.47, with about 22.0 million shares changing hands. The reason this matters now is not just another acquisition. Ondas is trying to move further into software-defined defense systems, where unmanned aircraft, sensors and command software are tied together for faster battlefield decisions. The company said on Monday it had agreed to buy 100% of Omnisys, whose Battle Resource Optimization software, or BRO, helps plan and allocate defense resources in real time.
Ondas Shares Drop Following $199 Million AI Defense Deal, Traders Eye Next Steps

Ondas Shares Drop Following $199 Million AI Defense Deal, Traders Eye Next Steps

Ondas Inc. shares dropped roughly 10% in midday Nasdaq trade Monday, pulling back from last week’s gains as the company announced an all-stock deal to buy Israeli defense software firm Omnisys and filed for a resale of shares. The stock was last at $9.555, off an intraday low of $9.53, with volume topping 48 million. Ondas wants to take its quick acquisitions in drone, counter-drone, and defense robotics and make one larger software platform for the battlefield. Now, traders are asking less about demand and more about whether Ondas can pull these deals together without flooding the market with extra shares.
Ondas Stock Saw Fast Moves; Monday Still Ahead

Ondas Stock Saw Fast Moves; Monday Still Ahead

Ondas Inc. is starting the week with heavy trading after a record quarter sparked a jump in the stock, followed by a pullback as sellers stepped in. Nasdaq's main session is Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern, and it's closed on Sunday. Monday's opening will be the first real look at whether the earnings jump can stick following Friday’s drop.
17 May 2026
Ondas Stock Faces a $390 Million Test After Drone-Revenue Surge

Ondas Stock Faces a $390 Million Test After Drone-Revenue Surge

Ondas Inc. boosted its full-year revenue forecast to a minimum of $390 million, following a sizable leap in first-quarter sales that pushed the defense-drone company’s shares into the spotlight after Thursday’s rally. The West Palm Beach-based company disclosed in a filing that revenue climbed to $50.1 million, a steep climb from $4.3 million in the same period last year. Timing is key here. Counter-UAS systems—gear used to detect, track, or neutralize drones—and ISR tech have moved to the forefront of defense budget discussions. Ondas, meanwhile, is working to knit together several recent acquisitions into something bigger. Early Friday on Nasdaq, shares hovered near $11.20 after a 27% jump Thursday.
15 May 2026

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