New York, Jan 6, 2026, 14:12 EST — Regular session
- Ondas shares were down about 1.3% in afternoon trading after fresh SEC paperwork and a scheduled investor update.
- A prospectus supplement registers 2.39 million shares for resale by certain stockholders; the company said it will not receive proceeds.
- Investors are looking ahead to a Jan. 16 investor day where Ondas plans to discuss its 2026 plan and financial outlook.
Ondas Holdings Inc shares were down 1.3% at $12.37 by 1:52 p.m. EST on Tuesday. Roughly 61 million shares had traded, far above typical turnover for the small-cap name.
The pullback comes a day after the company flagged its next investor update, a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission showed. For investors in a stock that has moved sharply, the Jan. 16 event is a near-term catalyst that can reset expectations. 1
Ondas also filed a prospectus supplement that registers 2,389,203 shares for resale by certain stockholders. A prospectus supplement is an add-on to an existing registration that sets terms for how shares can be sold; Ondas said it will not receive proceeds from any sales, and it described a daily selling limit tied to 5% of average daily trading volume. 2
The company said the virtual investor day will begin at 10 a.m. ET and will cover its 2026 business plan, including its “Core+ Strategic Growth Program.” Ondas said it expects to provide a financial update and outlook for 2026, including anticipated revenue growth, key assumptions, investment priorities and operating leverage — how margins can improve as revenue rises. 3
Ondas has been reshaping its corporate story around autonomous aerial and ground systems alongside its private wireless business. On Jan. 2, it said it planned to change its name to Ondas Inc and moved its corporate headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida; “today, we operate as a scaled, global defense and security technology platform,” Chairman and CEO Eric Brock said. 4
Ondas’ investor relations calendar lists the Jan. 16 investor day as the company’s next scheduled event, with webcast access posted online. Investors will be watching for any 2026 targets, the cash needs behind the plan, and whether registered shares begin to flow into the market. 5
But the downside case is straightforward. If the outlook disappoints or if selling stockholders use the registration to trim positions, added supply can pressure a stock that has shown big intraday swings.
The next test is Jan. 16 at 10 a.m. ET, when Ondas plans to lay out its 2026 roadmap and financial outlook.
