NASDAQ:ONDS 26 December 2025 - 2 January 2026

Ondas Holdings shares rose 9% to $9.76 after announcing $10 million in new autonomous-systems orders and an expected January border-protection drone order. CEO Eric Brock sold 475,000 shares on Dec. 31 to cover tax obligations, according to an SEC filing. Ondas set a 2026 revenue target of at least $110 million and faces competition from Draganfly and Red Cat Holdings. Analysts’ average 12-month price target is $11.50.

Ondas Holdings shares jumped 11.9% to $10.06 by midday after the company reported about $10 million in new autonomous systems orders from government and infrastructure clients. The company also cited $16.4 million in fourth-quarter orders for counter-drone systems at European airports. Investors are watching for follow-on orders in January and additional share issuance flagged in a recent SEC filing.

Ondas Holdings shares fell 7% to $8.48 Friday on heavy volume of 49.2 million, as investors reacted to insider Form 4 filings and a new 8-K on share issuances. Directors and the CFO reported tax-related “sell-to-cover” sales at $9.48 per share. Ondas disclosed it issued over 5.2 million shares Dec. 17 and plans to issue about 2.4 million more in January. U.S. markets reopen Monday.

Ondas Holdings (NASDAQ: ONDS) closed Friday at $8.48, down 7% after heavy trading of 49 million shares. The stock traded between $8.43 and $9.17 during the session and last changed hands at $8.46 after hours. No new company press releases have been issued in the past two days. Recent coverage has focused on the sharp price drop, increased volume, and new institutional filings.

Ondas Holdings Inc. shares fell 7.12% to close at $8.48 Friday, with trading volume spiking to about 48.8 million shares. Farther Finance Advisors LLC disclosed a new stake of 270,145 shares valued at roughly $2.09 million. No new company press releases were issued in the past 48 hours. ONDS was indicated at $8.46 in late trading.