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Ondas heads into long weekend, Cyberhawk agreement in view

Ondas heads into long weekend, Cyberhawk agreement in view

Ondas Inc. stock goes into the long U.S. holiday weekend after a new acquisition, a bumpy week for shares, and a sharper focus from investors on what Cyberhawk’s drone-inspection software and data arm might be worth. U.S. stocks won’t trade Friday for Juneteenth. The last regular price comes from Thursday’s close. Nasdaq shows June 19, 2026, as a market holiday, with regular trading hours staying 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern time.
Ondas draws attention with $125M Cyberhawk drone inspection deal

Ondas draws attention with $125M Cyberhawk drone inspection deal

Ondas Inc. shares traded actively early Thursday. The drone and autonomous-systems company said it will acquire Cyberhawk Holdings Ltd. for roughly $125 million. The deal is meant to bring in infrastructure-inspection software, more utility customers, and steadier repeat revenue for Ondas’ defense and industrial holdings. Timing is key here. Ondas has been working this year to pull together its drone, counter-drone and robotics pieces into a larger systems play. The Cyberhawk deal adds a commercial infrastructure angle as investors watch both defense-drone demand and how stable small-cap tech revenue really is. The stock ended Wednesday at $9.12. Shares were up about 3% premarket after the news, according to Investing.com. Nasdaq regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern.
18 June 2026
Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas Up After Resale Test Update

Ondas Inc. closed at $9.51 on Monday, up $0.18 or 1.93%. The move came even as a fresh resale filing boosted available shares for the defense-drone stock, which has traded with big swings this year. ONDS traded between $9.42 and $9.97 through the session. Early Tuesday, Google Finance showed the stock back up in pre-market at $9.68. Shares sit well above the 52-week low of $1.36 but still down from the $15.28 high. Momentum buyers are active, though the pipeline and performance worry longer-term holders. Ondas didn't put out an operating update this time. According to a June 15 SEC filing, the company filed a prospectus supplement covering the possible resale “from time to time” of 6,070,948 common shares held by selling shareholders. These shares came from the company's Omnisys Ltd. and Indo Earth Moving Ltd. agreements—3,019,066 shares tied to Omnisys, 3,051,882 shares for Indo Earth Moving. Ondas said proceeds, if the shares are sold, will go to the holders, not to Ondas. The company isn't raising money through this filing, but if holders choose to sell, these shares could hit the market.
Ondas Shares Gain After Resale Filing, Drone Orders in Focus

Ondas Shares Gain After Resale Filing, Drone Orders in Focus

Ondas Inc. shares climbed Monday, shrugging off a fresh SEC filing that could boost the company’s share count. ONDS last traded at $9.69, up nearly 4% on the day after ranging between $9.45 and $10.01. Growth and tech stocks had a solid day, with the Nasdaq up 3% and the S&P 500 adding about 1.9% as sentiment picked up. Ondas didn’t announce a capital raise. In an 8-K on Monday, the company said it registered the possible resale “from time to time” of 6,070,948 shares owned by certain holders. Of those, 3,019,066 are from the Omnisys Ltd. buy, and 3,051,882 relate to the Indo Earth Moving Ltd. deal. Registering for resale allows those holders to sell some or all shares, but there’s no guarantee they will or that the company will get any new money.
Ondas Stock Slides as Fresh Share-Resale Filing Tests Drone Rally

Ondas Stock Slides as Fresh Share-Resale Filing Tests Drone Rally

Ondas Inc. shares fell in Tuesday afternoon trading after the defense-drone company registered a block of stock for resale by holders who received shares in an acquisition, adding a supply concern to a volatile name. The stock was last at $9.61, down 6.7%, after trading between $9.06 and $10.66 on volume of about 57.5 million shares. The immediate trigger was a Form 8-K filed Tuesday. Ondas said it had filed a prospectus supplement covering the resale, from time to time, of 2,701,420 common shares tied to its acquisition of Israel’s Omnisys Ltd.
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 Inc. shares slipped on Monday as the stock failed to recover from Friday’s sharp drop. Traders are balancing news of fresh defense contracts and a busy order book with worries over high short interest and new questions about stock supply. The Nasdaq-listed defense drone and autonomous systems firm fell 0.5% to $10.38 as of 3:03 p.m. Eastern, MarketBeat data showed. The stock has seen volatility, with short interest at 152.8 million shares as of May 15, about 31.33% of its public float.
8 June 2026
Ondas Stock Faces a Fresh Test as Drone Rally Runs Into Insider and Resale Filings

Ondas Stock Faces a Fresh Test as Drone Rally Runs Into Insider and Resale Filings

Ondas Inc. shares slipped in early trading on Friday as investors weighed fresh share-sale filings against a run of defense and autonomous-systems contract news that has kept the stock in heavy focus. The stock was quoted at $11.86 in extended trading, down 0.9%, after closing Thursday at $11.97, up 3.1%. Nasdaq’s regular session opens at 9:30 a.m. Eastern, so early quotes can move sharply on thinner trading before the main market opens.
Swarmer Soars 38% After Cramer Shouts Out Drone Software

Swarmer Soars 38% After Cramer Shouts Out Drone Software

Swarmer Inc jumped 37.7% to $78.52 on Tuesday. The defense-tech company got new buying from retail traders and investors in drones. Shares opened at $56.38, touched $83.30 and saw volume more than double the normal pace—about 2.6 times average, according to Google Finance data. Swarmer jumped out during a volatile day for Wall Street, with the main indexes flat as AI optimism ran into worries about geopolitics. Traders now see Swarmer as a high-risk play tied to two stories—battlefield drones and autonomy software, which is software that cuts how much humans have to control the machines.
Laser Photonics Soars 121% After Defense Review Spot for Anti-Drone System

Laser Photonics Soars 121% After Defense Review Spot for Anti-Drone System

Laser Photonics shares shot up 121% after its anti-drone system secured a place in a key defense review. New York, June 2, 2026, 13:04 EDT Laser Photonics shares surged over 100% Tuesday after the company said its Laser Shield Anti-Drone system was picked for a U.S. government defense evaluation. The news brought a wave of new trading into the small-cap stock, which has struggled lately due to filing delays.
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 a holiday-shortened week at $448.72, up 2.1% on Friday and about 16.5% from the prior Friday, as investors returned to the Taser maker’s artificial intelligence and counter-drone story after a sharp two-day rally. The stock rose 12.3% on Thursday and 2.1% on Friday; there was no Saturday trade, and U.S. exchanges had also shut on Monday for Memorial Day. The timing matters. Axon heads into appearances next week at the Baird Global Consumer, Technology & Services Conference on June 2 and the William Blair Growth Stock Conference on June 4, giving management fresh chances to defend the rebound and update investors on demand.
Redwire Volatility Lingers With Drone Bets Driving RDW Moves

Redwire Volatility Lingers With Drone Bets Driving RDW Moves

Redwire Corporation shares traded at $25.90 ahead of the U.S. open Friday, sticking close to their 52-week high after jumping for three days. The space-and-defense supplier ended Thursday at $25.90, up 7.9% on the day, putting its gain at about 48% since last Friday’s $17.49 close in this short trading week. Investors are piling into drone-related defense stocks, not just space names. U.S. markets looked ready for a normal open after the Memorial Day break. The NYSE calendar still lists Memorial Day as May 25, and shows no holiday on May 29.
Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Ondas Shares Jump on Drone Funding Talks and New Filings

Shares of Ondas Inc. jumped Thursday, with traders picking up drone and autonomous-defense names. New filings also showed Ondas adding more acquisition shares to its resale registration. Ondas shares last changed hands at $13.25, market data showed, following a trade recorded after the close of Thursday’s U.S. session. The move brought the stock close to the top of its recent range ahead of Friday’s Nasdaq session.
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 Holdings traded sharply higher Thursday, adding to a two-day surge after the company said it would ramp up maritime robotics production and drone stocks rallied in the U.S. The Nasdaq stock traded at $14.15 as of 6:50 p.m. EDT, up around 32% from the last close. More than 77 million shares changed hands. That price came in after Nasdaq’s normal 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. hours, during after-hours trading.
AeroVironment Jumps 17% on Drone Funding Chatter

AeroVironment Jumps 17% on Drone Funding Chatter

AeroVironment Inc. shares surged over 17% Thursday, part of a broad jump in U.S. drone names following news of possible Washington funding for domestic drone producers. AeroVironment also said it landed a $20 million defense materials contract. Shares were last up $31.21 at $212.49 after reaching $216.59 earlier in the session. Volume was close to 3.0 million. Investors now see drones and counter-drone tech as a policy trade rather than only a defense play. Reuters, citing the Wall Street Journal, said the Trump administration has been talking about funding some drone companies, with the Pentagon and the Office of Strategic Capital involved in the conversations. Reuters said it could not verify the report.
Ondas Shares Move in Early Trading With Drone Funding Talk and Vote Looming

Ondas Shares Move in Early Trading With Drone Funding Talk and Vote Looming

Ondas Inc. looked ready for more swings before Thursday’s Nasdaq open. The drone and autonomous-systems stock finished up 10.5% at $10.80. An early premarket quote pegged shares at $11.62. The rally had more going on than just Ondas. Reuters, citing the Wall Street Journal, said the Trump administration is talking with several U.S. drone firms to fund them. Names included Unusual Machines and Neros, which has backing from Sequoia Capital, as part of a Washington drive to grow U.S. drone production. Ondas wasn’t among the companies named.
GE’s Air Force Engine Win Draws Attention to Drone Push

GE’s Air Force Engine Win Draws Attention to Drone Push

GE Aerospace picked up a U.S. Air Force contract for its GE426 engine, pushing the company deeper into the fight to supply engines for autonomous combat planes expected to operate alongside crewed aircraft. The deal funds a preliminary design review, which is an early technical step before moving to pricier prototyping and trials, part of the Air Force’s medium-thrust Autonomous Collaborative Platform program. The Air Force is moving to keep options open on drone-wingman engines. In February it split engine work among Beehive Industries, Honeywell, Pratt & Whitney, and a GE-Kratos group. The service said picking more than one company would help avoid relying on a single supplier for future Autonomous Collaborative Platform and Collaborative Combat Aircraft, or CCA, needs.
Redwire Gains Again With Drone Contracts Testing Defense Shift Timeline

Redwire Gains Again With Drone Contracts Testing Defense Shift Timeline

Redwire Corp. shares surged premarket Tuesday, adding to a big rally ahead of the holiday. Investors came back to the space-and-defense name after new drone contracts. The stock traded at $20.55 as of 5:01 a.m. EDT, up 17.5% before the bell. It closed Friday at $17.49—a rise of 13.9%. Timing was a factor. With U.S. markets shut on Monday for Memorial Day, Tuesday gave investors the first shot to gauge if last week’s rally was a squeeze, a shift in defense names, or had more to it. Nasdaq’s 2026 holiday calendar listed Memorial Day, May 25, as a market 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 Corp is set for the holiday week after posting a strong rally Friday. Stock jumped 13.9% to $17.49. More than 55 million shares traded. Investors moved in after signals that Redwire’s drone group is landing bigger military contracts. Redwire stock jumped about 24% from the prior Friday’s close after the company last week showed two new contract wins, as it tries to stretch from space hardware into uncrewed aircraft. U.S. markets are closed for the weekend and for Monday’s Memorial Day.
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 jumped more than 10% in after-hours trading on Wednesday after the drone maker reported a sharp first-quarter profit swing and announced new U.S. Air Force contracts. The stock had closed regular New York Stock Exchange trading down 0.23% at $26.27 before the late move. The reaction matters because AEVEX is only weeks removed from its public-market debut. The Solana Beach, California-based company raised $320 million in an initial public offering, the first sale of shares to public investors, by selling 16 million shares at $20 each in April.
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 Inc. boosted its full-year revenue forecast to a minimum of $390 million, following a sizable leap in first-quarter sales that pushed the defense-drone company’s shares into the spotlight after Thursday’s rally. The West Palm Beach-based company disclosed in a filing that revenue climbed to $50.1 million, a steep climb from $4.3 million in the same period last year. Timing is key here. Counter-UAS systems—gear used to detect, track, or neutralize drones—and ISR tech have moved to the forefront of defense budget discussions. Ondas, meanwhile, is working to knit together several recent acquisitions into something bigger. Early Friday on Nasdaq, shares hovered near $11.20 after a 27% jump Thursday.
15 May 2026
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