New York, June 11, 2026, 12:55 PM ET
- Ondas Inc. was up around 1.5% at $9.45, with shares ranging from $9.27 to $9.73 through the session.
- Ondas said June 10 it plans to roll out LADOS, its new defense command-and-control system, at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.
- In an SEC filing posted June 9, Ondas registered for potential resale 2,701,420 shares by some stockholders, linked to the Omnisys deal.
Ondas Inc. shares edged up Thursday, with the stock trading at $9.45 just before 1 p.m. ET, up 14 cents, or about 1.5%. More than 23 million shares changed hands on Nasdaq as traders looked at a new defense software release and a recent share resale filing.
ONDS stayed inside a wide trading band. The 52-week range ran from $1.36 to $15.28. Google Finance put Ondas’ market cap at around $4.89 billion, with shares outstanding at 507.6 million.
LADOS, or Layered Autonomous Defense Operational C2 System, is the latest catalyst. Ondas said June 10 the new platform will get its official launch at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris. The system is built to link sensors, effectors, autonomous platforms and command units across a single operational system.
Ondas chairman and CEO Eric Brock said, “LADOS is designed to bridge that gap by serving as the operational C2 layer that connects Ondas’ technologies into one mission-ready systems-of-systems architecture,” according to the company’s statement. Ondas inc.
Ondas said LADOS fits into its larger software stack, which also houses SkyWeaver—described as a Palantir-powered agentic AI tool for mission autonomy and ISR uses. LADOS is supposed to turn intelligence, mission suggestions and planning results into coordinated field actions, the company said.
Ondas is also up against a short-term supply problem. In a Form 8-K filed June 9, the company said it filed a prospectus supplement allowing certain holders to resell as many as 2,701,420 common shares over time. Ondas said those shares came from its buyout of Omnisys Ltd. The filing did not say if the shares have already been sold.
LADOS is out with its announcement after a run of defense and autonomous-systems news that have driven the stock story. On May 29, Ondas reported wins worth over $30 million for May, putting Q2 orders so far above $110 million in defense, security, and autonomous tech.
Ondas said June 2 its World View arm will supply high-altitude balloons to a U.S. Navy SOUTHCOM maritime domain awareness program. The company put the contract at around $4.8 million for a mission period of three months.
Ondas’ Q1 report is the main news here. Revenue for the first quarter hit $50.1 million, up more than tenfold from a year ago. The company also bumped its full-year 2026 revenue target to at least $390 million, with pro forma backlog now at $457 million.
Ondas posted Q1 net income of $361.2 million, but said that number was boosted by big non-cash items. These include a $389.5 million gain on warrant fair-value remeasurement and a $51.5 million gain after deconsolidating Ondas Networks. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter came in with a loss of $10.9 million.
Investors watching ONDS stock are focused on whether Ondas can turn backlog, orders and new software launches into steady revenue and cut operating losses. The company said adjusted EBITDA losses should stay high in Q2 2026, but that quarter is seen as the likely peak. Ondas is guiding for improvement later this year as revenue, gross profit and scale kick in.
