New York, Jan 22, 2026, 13:02 EST — Regular session
- Ondas shares climbed roughly 2% after traders reviewed a fresh SEC filing related to share resale
- The company announced that certain holders have the option to resell 1.62 million shares tied to the Sentry CS deal
- A director filed a Form 144 to offload 100,000 shares; Ondas also revealed an auditor change this week
Ondas Inc shares climbed 1.8% to $12.78 by midday Thursday, following a fresh filing that registers stock for resale. The stock fluctuated between $12.36 and $13.16, with roughly 59 million shares traded.
For Ondas, the paper flow is crucial at the moment. The stock’s been reacting to questions about who holds sellable shares, the timing of those sales, and the volume of stock likely to hit the market. These factors usually pack a bigger punch in smaller companies, where even modest selling can quickly make an impact.
Investors are zeroed in on governance and reporting, and Ondas finds itself amid an auditor change just ahead of its year-end results. This mix tends to amplify responses to filings that might barely draw notice in a larger company.
Ondas disclosed in an 8-K on Thursday that it filed a prospectus supplement for the resale “from time to time” of 1,622,607 shares by certain stockholders. These shares were obtained through Ondas’ acquisition of Sentry CS Ltd, the company said.
A prospectus supplement is a legal document allowing registered shares to be sold publicly. Ondas clarified that all proceeds from these sales would go to the selling stockholders, with the company itself receiving no proceeds.
Separately, director Ron Stern filed a Form 144 notice to sell as many as 100,000 Ondas shares, valued at roughly $1.42 million. According to the filing, these shares came from a stock option exercise on Jan. 21 and will be sold through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.
Earlier this week, Ondas announced it will replace Rosenberg Rich Baker Berman with BDO USA as its independent registered public accounting firm for fiscal 2026. The company noted that the previous auditor’s reports for 2023 and 2024 contained an explanatory “going concern” paragraph, signaling serious doubts about Ondas’ ability to continue operating without securing more funds.
The filings arrive following a volatile couple of days for Ondas shares. The stock jumped between $11.93 and $14.33 on Wednesday, after hitting $14.20 the previous day. Trading volume stayed heavy, topping 140 million shares each session.
But a resale registration and a Form 144 don’t guarantee shares will hit the tape. Holders might sell some, all, or none at all, and planned sales can be postponed or canceled. Even so, traders see these filings as a signal that more stock could come onto the market.
Investors are now focused on Ondas’s year-end results and any updates connected to the auditor switch. The company has indicated it plans to release its financials for the quarter and full year ending Dec. 31, 2025, in March.
