New York, January 7, 2026, 08:35 EST — Premarket
- Ondas flagged a Jan. 14 fireside chat at Needham’s Growth Conference
- Management also has a Jan. 16 investor day penciled in for a 2026 plan and outlook
- Recent SEC resale paperwork and insider sale notices have kept supply questions in the mix
Ondas Holdings Inc shares were down 3.5% at $12.39 in premarket trade on Wednesday after the company said Chief Executive Eric Brock will take part in a fireside chat at the Needham Growth Conference next week. The stock closed Tuesday at $12.84.
The timing matters because Ondas has stacked investor-facing events into the middle of January, and the stock has been whipping around on any hint of what 2026 looks like. The company said this week it will host an investor day on Jan. 16 where it plans to walk through an updated business plan and a 2026 financial outlook.
There’s also a supply angle. A prospectus supplement dated Jan. 5 registers up to 2,389,203 Ondas shares for resale by certain stockholders, a type of filing that can make it easier for existing holders to sell registered stock even when it does not raise new cash for the company. The document also describes a daily sale limit tied to average trading volume for the group of selling stockholders.
Insider-sale paperwork has landed too. Form 144 filings — notices that affiliates file when they plan to sell stock under Rule 144 — showed director Ron Stern proposed sales of 176,944 shares on Jan. 5 and 100,000 shares on Jan. 6, and the forms list sizable sales over the prior three months.
Needham’s Growth Conference runs from Jan. 8 to Jan. 16, with a mix of virtual sessions and in-person meetings around Jan. 13-14, according to the firm’s conference schedule. Ondas’ appearance drops into that window as growth investors sift through defense-linked names and smaller-cap tech after a volatile start to the year.
Ondas has said its Jan. 16 investor day will focus on its Ondas Autonomous Systems unit, capital allocation and operating priorities, and it expects to provide a 2026 financial update and outlook, alongside a management Q&A. The event is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. ET, the company said.
Technically, the stock is sitting near its 52-week high. Ondas has traded between $0.57 and $12.93 over the past year, according to Robinhood data. StockAnalysis lists the 50-day moving average at $7.92 and the 200-day at $4.46, with an RSI of about 73 — a momentum gauge that can flag “overbought” conditions when it gets stretched — and short interest at roughly 21% of shares outstanding, which can amplify moves in either direction. Robinhood+1
But the path is not clean. If the investor-day outlook lands light, or if investors fixate on share supply from resale registrations and insider sale notices, the stock’s run can stall fast — especially with short sellers active and volume already jumpy.
