NASDAQ:ONDS 28 December 2025 - 4 January 2026

Ondas Holdings Inc. shares closed up 12.9% on Friday at $11.02, as investors digested a cluster of corporate updates and filings. Trading volume topped 136 million shares, according to Nasdaq data.

Ondas Holdings Inc shares rose 8.6% to $10.60 as of 11:04 a.m. ET on Friday after the company disclosed plans to change its corporate name to Ondas Inc. and relocate its headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida. Nearly 49.4 million shares had changed hands, with the stock trading between $9.92 and $10.63.

Ondas Holdings Inc shares rose 3.5% to $10.11 in premarket trading on Friday, extending a sharp late-December rally after the company reported about $10 million in new purchase orders for its autonomous systems business. The stock closed at $9.76 on Dec. 31, up 8.6%, after trading as high as $10.53 on volume of about 156 million shares. StockAnalysis

Shares of Ondas Holdings climbed about 9% on Wednesday to $9.76 after the company said it received about $10 million in new autonomous-systems orders — including counter-UAS systems that detect and stop hostile drones, autonomous drones and robotic ground platforms — and pointed to an initial purchase order expected in January 2026 for a border-protection program deploying thousands of drones. “These new orders underscore the sustained, global demand we are seeing,” Chairman and CEO Eric Brock said. Ondas Holdings Inc.

Ondas Holdings Inc. shares last closed up 77.5 cents, or about 8.6%, at $9.76 on Wednesday, after the company announced new purchase orders for its autonomous systems business. The stock traded between $8.91 and $10.50 and saw volume of about 156 million shares.

Ondas Holdings Inc. shares climbed in after-hours trading on Wednesday after the company announced new purchase orders for its autonomous systems portfolio.

Ondas Holdings Inc shares rose 11.9% to $10.06 by 12:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday, after earlier touching $10.32. The company said it received about $10 million in new purchase orders for its autonomous systems portfolio, including counter-UAS systems — technology designed to detect and disable hostile drones — along with autonomous drone and robotic ground platforms. “These new orders underscore the sustained, global demand we are seeing for autonomous air and ground systems,” Chairman and CEO Eric Brock said. Ondas Holdings

Shares of Ondas Holdings Inc were down about 0.5% at $8.44 in Monday afternoon trading, sliding with a broader pullback in drone and defense-tech names.

Ondas Holdings shares ended down 7.12% at $8.48 in the latest session on Friday, a sharp pullback in a stock that has swung widely in December. Investing.com

Ondas Holdings Inc. is heading into the final full trading week of the year with investors focused on two near-term forces that can move volatile, high-beta names: unusually heavy trading activity and a fresh cluster of SEC filings tied to insider transactions and potential share resales.