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Ondas Stock Jumps After Big Q1 Revenue Beat, With Datavault AI Earnings Next

Ondas Stock Jumps After Big Q1 Revenue Beat, With Datavault AI Earnings Next

Ondas Inc. bumped up its full-year sales outlook Thursday, after first-quarter revenue blew past earlier targets. The drone and autonomous-systems firm posted numbers that finally put its acquisition strategy and defense backlog to the test—offering investors a concrete look at reported sales. Ondas shares jumped in premarket action, with MarketBeat pricing the stock at $10.16 as of 08:51 a.m. ET—a 14.46% increase over Wednesday’s $8.88 close.
Ondas Inc. Stock Back in Focus After Rotron SkyLance Drone Test

Ondas Inc. Stock Back in Focus After Rotron SkyLance Drone Test

Rotron, the UK defense wing that Ondas Inc. just picked up, has wrapped up a firing demo for its SkyLance project. The system—a so-called “one-way effector,” basically a drone engineered for single-use, targeted strikes—adds some momentum for the Nasdaq-listed Ondas ahead of its Q1 earnings, coming later Thursday. Ondas is under pressure to prove that its recent defense buyouts will actually yield deployable products, funded contracts, and real revenue. The company bulked up its autonomous-systems lineup while expanding further into military sectors in the US, UK, and allied nations—now investors want to see tangible results.
Ondas Stock Jumps Before Earnings as New SEC Filing Puts M&A Shares in Focus

Ondas Stock Jumps Before Earnings as New SEC Filing Puts M&A Shares in Focus

Ondas Inc. climbed over 4% on Monday, with traders angling ahead of the defense-technology firm’s first-quarter earnings due this week and digesting new SEC filings linked to its brisk M&A streak. Shares last traded at $9.46, just below the session peak of $9.48. This shift is significant: Ondas isn’t just a minor player in wireless and drones with a backlog anymore. Over the last few months, the company’s been pushing to become a more comprehensive defense and autonomous systems platform. It’s been spending cash and issuing stock to snap up assets across drones, robotics, counter-drone tech, and high-altitude intelligence.
Ondas Inc. Closes World View Acquisition, Adds High-Altitude Surveillance as Stock Rises

Ondas Inc. Closes World View Acquisition, Adds High-Altitude Surveillance as Stock Rises

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., April 1, 2026, 10:43 Ondas Inc. announced Wednesday it wrapped up its purchase of World View Enterprises, bringing high-altitude surveillance tech into its defense and autonomous systems lineup. The stock added roughly 2% early in the session. According to an SEC filing, the acquisition involved up to 12,775,219 Ondas shares issued, along with about $7.3 million in cash to settle outstanding obligations.
Ondas Stock Slips as ONDS Investors Weigh Record Revenue, World View Deal and $375 Million Target

Ondas Stock Slips as ONDS Investors Weigh Record Revenue, World View Deal and $375 Million Target

Ondas Inc dropped roughly 1.9% in premarket trade Wednesday, pulling back after Monday’s 8.35% surge. Investors took a hard look at the autonomous-systems firm’s ambitious 2026 revenue goal and a final earnings report that revealed an even deeper loss. Shares most recently pointed to $10.68. Ondas on Monday reported a jump in 2025 revenue to $50.7 million, a sharp increase from $7.2 million the previous year. Fourth-quarter revenue came in at $30.1 million. The company lifted its 2026 revenue target, now expecting at least $375 million—more than twice its January forecast—and projected first-quarter revenue between $38 million and $40 million.
25 March 2026
Ondas Stock Price Rises Again After 2026 Outlook Jump, World View Deal

Ondas Stock Price Rises Again After 2026 Outlook Jump, World View Deal

Ondas edged up roughly 1% to $11.00 on Tuesday, extending a move sparked by Monday’s news: the autonomous-systems firm reported its best-ever quarterly revenue, lifted its 2026 sales goal to at least $375 million, and sealed a $150 million deal to acquire World View Enterprises. Ondas is banking on its flurry of March deals and alliances to build out a defense-tech platform, right as investor demand for drone and defense stocks picks up. The company will lay out results and dive into the World View update during a call set for 8:30 a.m. ET on March 25.
24 March 2026
Ondas Stock Falls After Final Q4 Earnings Reverse Profit Signal, 2026 Revenue Target Jumps to $375M

Ondas Stock Falls After Final Q4 Earnings Reverse Profit Signal, 2026 Revenue Target Jumps to $375M

West Palm Beach, Florida, March 23, 2026, 08:49 EDT Ondas Inc. flipped its 2025 outlook on Monday, posting final results that reversed course from what it had signaled just days before. The drone and private wireless player booked an $82.2 million non-cash warrant charge, dragging its fourth-quarter bottom line to a $101 million net loss and putting the full-year deficit at $133.4 million. Revenue still finished up at the top end of the company's own guidance.
Ondas Inc. Stock Falls 6% as Revised Results Spotlight $102 Million Accounting Gain

Ondas Inc. Stock Falls 6% as Revised Results Spotlight $102 Million Accounting Gain

Ondas Inc. dropped 6.42% Friday, ending the session at $10.06. The autonomous systems and private wireless firm updated its early 2025 results and stuck by its revenue forecast for 2026. Almost 87 million shares changed hands. Why does this matter? Ondas has its final Q4 and full-year results coming up on March 25, but Friday’s filing revealed the improved profit outlook was largely down to a shift in warrant-liability value—that’s accounting related to warrants, giving holders a shot at buying shares in the future—instead of any increase to its sales guidance. The amended 8-K from Friday spelled it out: only net income and adjusted EBITDA projections were tweaked after they went back and refined that accounting calculation, while revenue expectations stayed exactly where they were.
Ondas Stock (ONDS) Falls as 3.36 Million-Share Filing Clouds Europe Drone-Defense Push

Ondas Stock (ONDS) Falls as 3.36 Million-Share Filing Clouds Europe Drone-Defense Push

Ondas shares pointed down early Thursday, with the latest Nasdaq print at $10.83 at 9:28 a.m. ET—a drop of roughly 3.9% from their previous close. This comes on the heels of a March 18 filing linked to the Bird Aerosystems buyout, which registered shares for resale. Ondas is also set to report its final 2025 numbers in less than a week, after already telling investors its preliminary revenue beat what it projected back in January. The company kept its 2026 revenue target unchanged at $170 million to $180 million, not factoring in possible new deals.
Ondas Stock Price Holds Gains as ONDS Links New Deal to $140 Million Military Tender

Ondas Stock Price Holds Gains as ONDS Links New Deal to $140 Million Military Tender

New York — March 18, 2026, 09:14 EDT. Ondas Inc. hovered near its steep Tuesday close in early hours Wednesday, following the company’s acquisition of INDO Earth Moving Ltd.—a move linked to a $140 million military contract. ONDS last traded at $11.29 as of 9:03 a.m. EDT, ticking up just 0.09% from its previous $11.28 finish, after a 7.12% surge the day before.
Ondas Inc completes Rotron Aerospace acquisition, tightens grip on 4M Defense

Ondas Inc completes Rotron Aerospace acquisition, tightens grip on 4M Defense

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida, March 17, 2026, 09:10 EDT Ondas Inc on Monday wrapped up its takeover of the UK’s Rotron Aerospace, shelling out roughly $6.7 million in cash and issuing 3.33 million shares. The Nasdaq-listed firm is making a bigger bet on long-range drone and propulsion tech. Ondas, in a separate filing, disclosed it had also acquired the last 30% stake in the parent company of its Israeli arm, 4M Defense.
17 March 2026
Ondas (ONDS) Stock Price Rises as Rotron Acquisition Closes, 4M Defense Stake Buyout Lands Before Earnings

Ondas (ONDS) Stock Price Rises as Rotron Acquisition Closes, 4M Defense Stake Buyout Lands Before Earnings

NEW YORK, March 16, 2026, 11:49 a.m. EDT Shares of Ondas Inc. ticked up roughly 2.2% by midday on the Nasdaq after the company wrapped up its purchase of UK-based Rotron Aerospace. In a separate SEC filing, Ondas also revealed it had acquired the final 30% stake in the parent firm of 4M Defense. The stock last traded at $10.38, having previously hit $10.82 earlier in the session.
Ondas Stock Price Jumps After Palantir Tie-Up Adds Fuel to Defense Push

Ondas Stock Price Jumps After Palantir Tie-Up Adds Fuel to Defense Push

Ondas stock rallied 5.1% Thursday, finishing at $10.33 after news broke of its collaboration with Palantir and World View to develop AI-powered ISR systems across balloons, drones, and ground robots. That advance wrapped a week packed with defense news for the Nasdaq-listed firm. Here’s why: Ondas wants investors to see it as more than a drone operator with a patchwork of subsidiaries—it’s pushing the defense platform narrative. The company released preliminary 2025 revenue figures this week, topping guidance, and kept its 2026 revenue target steady at $170 million to $180 million. That’s all before factoring in any revenue from deals announced this year.
Ondas Stock Rises After Palantir and World View Unveil AI-Driven Stratollite ISR Deal

Ondas Stock Rises After Palantir and World View Unveil AI-Driven Stratollite ISR Deal

MIAMI, March 12, 2026, 10:03 EDT. Palantir Technologies, Ondas, and World View announced plans Thursday for an AI-driven intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance platform that will connect stratospheric balloons, drones, and ground-based systems. Ondas shares initially jumped more than 2% in premarket action, but by early trading, the stock pared those gains, up about 1.1% at $9.94.
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