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Ondas shares have shown volatility in June 2026, with the stock closing at $9.27 on June 19, up 1.64% before the Nasdaq's Juneteenth closure. The company is acquiring Cyberhawk for about $125 million, with nearly 95% of the payment in cash, and the deal is expected to close in the third quarter. Cyberhawk is projected to generate over $45 million in revenue for the fiscal year ending March 2027, with approximately 95% of that revenue being recurring. Earlier in June, Ondas shares fluctuated, with a notable drop of 6.7% on June 9 after the company registered a block of stock for resale linked to a previous acquisition, raising supply concerns. Additionally, Ondas filed a resale prospectus for over 6 million shares related to the Omnisys and Indo Earth Moving deals, and investors are watching to see if second-quarter orders convert to revenue. In related defense and drone markets, Laser Photonics shares surged 121% on June 2 after its anti-drone system was selected for a U.S. defense review. Red Cat shares rose 32% on May 28 as the company moved Blue Ops’ Variant 7 uncrewed surface vessel to full-rate production, amid reports of potential U.S. government support for domestic drone makers. AeroVironment shares jumped over 17% the same day after news of possible Washington funding and a $20 million defense contract. Earlier, AeroVironment cut its full-year guidance after the U.S. government planned to terminate the BADGER agreement. In March, Swarmer, a drone-autonomy software company, saw its shares soar 77% following a strong Nasdaq debut.
Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas registered 6,070,948 shares for resale tied to recent acquisitions, adding supply overhang as ONDS closed up 1.93% at $9.51; investors now await Q2 results to see if over $110 million in new orders convert to revenue without worsening cash-burn, a key catalyst for the volatile defense-drone stock’s next move.
Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

Ondas Stock Comes Back Into the Spotlight After 13% Drop; Drone Trade Faces Fresh Challenge

Ondas shares slipped 0.5% to $10.38 as investors weighed a new $4.8M U.S. Navy-linked balloon contract and $110M in Q2 orders against high short interest (31.33% of float), rising operating losses, and fresh stock-supply concerns after a June 3 filing revealed more Omnisys-related shares could hit the market, raising dilution risks despite surging revenue and backlog.
8 June 2026
Axon Stock’s 16% Week Puts Its AI Drone Bet Back On Wall Street’s Radar

Axon Stock’s 16% Week Puts Its AI Drone Bet Back On Wall Street’s Radar

Axon Enterprise shares closed at $448.72 Friday, up 16.5% for the week after a sharp two-day rally. First-quarter revenue jumped 34% to $807 million, with AI product revenue up over 700% and counter-drone revenue up more than 300%. Axon raised its full-year revenue growth forecast to 30–32%. Wall Street remains divided, with analyst targets ranging from $440 to $662.
Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Ondas shares closed at $13.25 after a surge in drone and defense-tech stocks Thursday, following reports of possible U.S. government funding for the sector. The company registered 2.7 million shares for resale tied to its $196.6 million Omnisys acquisition. First-quarter revenue rose to $50.1 million, up tenfold from a year earlier. Shareholders approved an increase in the stock incentive plan to 81 million shares.
Red Cat Stock Sinks as Discounted $225 Million Sale Tests Drone Boom Thesis

Red Cat Jumps 32% on Drone Hype, Eyes Maritime Move

Red Cat shares rose 32% to $14.15 in after-hours trading Thursday, with over 77 million shares traded. The company announced its Blue Ops unit will begin full-rate production of the U.S.-built Variant 7 uncrewed surface vessel. Drone stocks rallied after reports of possible Trump administration funding for U.S. drone firms. Red Cat was not named in those talks but moved with the sector.
Redwire Gains Again With Drone Contracts Testing Defense Shift Timeline

Redwire Gains Again With Drone Contracts Testing Defense Shift Timeline

Redwire shares jumped 17.5% premarket Tuesday to $20.55 after new U.S. Army and NATO drone contracts. The company reported a $15 million Stalker drone order from the Army and a high eight-figure NATO deal for Penguin Mk3 drones. Redwire posted Q1 revenue of $97 million, up 57.9% year-over-year, with a backlog of $498.1 million. Markets reopened after the Memorial Day holiday closure.
Redwire Shares Pop in Pre-Holiday Trade as Drone News Draws Attention

Redwire Shares Pop in Pre-Holiday Trade as Drone News Draws Attention

Redwire shares jumped 13.9% Friday to $17.49, capping a 24% weekly gain after announcing a $15 million U.S. Army drone order and a high-eight-figure NATO contract. Trading volume topped 55 million shares. AE Industrial Partners converted and sold its remaining preferred stock, dropping its stake below 5%. U.S. markets close Monday for Memorial Day; trading resumes Tuesday.
AEVEX Stock Jumps After Hours as Drone Maker Posts 307% Revenue Surge and New Air Force Deal

AEVEX Stock Jumps After Hours as Drone Maker Posts 307% Revenue Surge and New Air Force Deal

AEVEX Corp. shares surged over 10% after hours Wednesday following a first-quarter profit of $21 million and new U.S. Air Force contracts worth $15.6 million. Revenue jumped to $216.7 million, beating estimates. The company, which went public in April, raised its full-year revenue outlook to $600–$620 million. The stock had closed regular trading at $26.27, down 0.23%.
21 May 2026
Ondas Stock Faces a $390 Million Test After Drone-Revenue Surge

Ondas Stock Faces a $390 Million Test After Drone-Revenue Surge

Ondas raised its 2026 revenue target to at least $390 million after first-quarter revenue jumped to $50.1 million from $4.3 million a year earlier. Shares traded near $11.20 Friday after a 27% gain Thursday. The company posted a $42.7 million operating loss and widened its adjusted EBITDA loss to $10.9 million. Backlog rose to $457 million, up from $68.3 million at the end of 2025.
15 May 2026
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