NASDAQ:ONDS News 6 January 2026 - 14 January 2026

Ondas Holdings shares rose 5.4% to $13.89 in premarket trading after closing a $1 billion stock-and-warrant sale to an institutional investor. The company expects about $959 million in net proceeds, with more possible if warrants are exercised. Investors await CEO Eric Brock’s appearance at the Needham Growth Conference today and an investor day on Jan. 16 for details on spending plans.

Ondas Holdings shares rose 5.4% to $13.89 in after-hours trading Tuesday after announcing a $1 billion stock-and-warrant sale to an institutional investor. The deal includes 19 million shares and pre-funded warrants for up to 41.79 million shares, plus additional common stock warrants. Net proceeds are estimated at $959.2 million. Investors await further filings and management updates this week.

Ondas Holdings shares rose 1.3% premarket Tuesday after confirming a $1 billion stock-and-warrant offering, with units priced at $16.45 each. The deal includes warrants covering 121.6 million shares, raising dilution concerns. Ondas will present at the Needham Growth Conference on Jan. 14 and hold a virtual investor day Jan. 16. The stock last traded at $13.36.

Ondas Holdings shares fell 2.3% to $13.69 Friday after announcing a $1 billion stock-and-warrant deal priced at $16.45 per unit. The offering could add over 180 million shares and warrants to the float, raising dilution concerns ahead of a planned January 12 closing. CEO Eric Brock is set to address investors January 14 and 16. Ondas also disclosed Sentry CS’s $11.3 million sales and $13.5 million loss for 2024.

Ondas Holdings shares dropped 2.3% to $13.69 Friday after announcing a $1 billion direct offering, with stock and warrants priced at $16.45 per package, about 17.5% above the Jan. 8 close. The deal includes pre-funded and long-dated warrants exercisable at $28 per share, raising concerns about dilution. Trading volume reached 114 million shares. The offering is expected to close January 12.

Ondas Holdings shares fell 2.3% to $13.69 Friday after announcing a $1 billion stock-and-warrant offering priced at a 17.5% premium to the Jan. 8 close. The deal, set to close around Jan. 12, includes 19 million shares and pre-funded warrants for up to 41.79 million shares. Ondas plans to use proceeds for acquisitions and growth. Traders await the U.S. CPI release Jan. 13 and investor events starting Jan. 14.

Ondas Holdings priced a $1 billion registered direct offering of 19 million shares and pre-funded warrants for up to 41.79 million shares, each bundled with long-term warrants, at $16.45 per package. Shares fell 2.3% to $13.69 in after-hours trading on volume of 114 million. Investors await the deal’s Jan. 12 closing and company events on Jan. 14 and Jan. 16.

Ondas Holdings shares rose about 3% to $14.44 midday Friday after the company priced a $1 billion stock-and-warrant offering at $16.45 per share, a 17.5% premium to the prior close. The deal includes 19 million shares and pre-funded warrants tied to 60.79 million common stock equivalents. An SEC filing also disclosed Sentry CS, acquired in November, posted a $13.51 million net loss on $11.35 million sales in 2024.

Ondas Holdings shares rose 3.4% to $14.48 premarket after pricing a $1 billion share-and-warrant offering at $16.45, a 17.5% premium to Thursday’s close. A new SEC filing showed Sentry CS, acquired in November, posted a 2024 net loss of $13.5 million on $11.3 million in sales. CEO Eric Brock is set to appear at the Needham Growth Conference on Jan. 14.

Ondas Holdings shares rose 4.6% to $14.66 in premarket trading Friday after an SEC filing enabled resale of 1.67 million shares tied to the Sentry CS acquisition. Director Ron Stern also filed to sell up to 300,000 shares. The stock closed Thursday at $14.01, up about 15% in that session. Investors await company events on Jan. 14 and Jan. 16.

Ondas Holdings shares jumped 14.9% to $14.01 after hours Thursday after registering 1.67 million shares for resale tied to its Sentry CS acquisition. A Form 144 showed former director Ron Stern planned to sell up to 300,000 shares following an options exercise. The company will not receive proceeds from the registered resale shares. CEO Eric Brock is scheduled to speak at Needham’s Growth Conference on Jan. 14.

Ondas Holdings shares jumped 19% to $14.55 Thursday morning after the company reported $10 million in new autonomous-systems orders and set a 2026 revenue target of at least $110 million. CEO Eric Brock will appear at the Needham Growth Conference Jan. 14 and host a virtual investor day Jan. 16. Ondas plans to change its name and move headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida, this quarter.

Ondas Holdings shares fell about 5% to $12.18 in early trading Thursday after the company filed to register 1.67 million shares for resale tied to its Sentry CS acquisition. The shares were issued as part of a $2.5 million cash-and-stock payment on Jan. 8. Ondas will not receive proceeds from the resale. Investors are watching for updates at a Needham conference Jan. 14 and an investor day Jan. 16.

Ondas Holdings shares closed up 2.5% at $12.84 Tuesday after a prospectus supplement registered 2.39 million shares for resale by two holders, including CEO Eric Brock’s Privet Ventures. The company will host a virtual investor day Jan. 16 to present its 2026 outlook and updates on unmanned systems.

Ondas Holdings shares fell 1.3% to $12.37 in heavy trading Tuesday after filing a prospectus supplement to register 2.39 million shares for resale by certain holders. The company will not receive proceeds from the sales. Investors are awaiting a Jan. 16 virtual investor day, where Ondas will present its 2026 plan and financial outlook.

New York, January 5, 2026, 19:07 EST — After-hours Ondas Holdings Inc shares jumped about 13.5% on Monday, closing at $12.53, after the company filed a prospectus supplement — an SEC document that registers shares for resale by existing holders. The stock traded between $11.01 and $12.54 and was last little changed in after-hours trading after more than 142 million shares changed hands. Ondas Holdings Inc. The filing matters because it highlights a potential supply overhang at a moment when the small-cap maker of autonomous systems and private wireless gear has been swinging sharply on heavy volume. It also lands