Aflac Incorporated to Release Third Quarter Results and CFO Video Update on November 4, 2025 and Host Webcast on November 5, 2025

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Ondas Holdings (NASDAQ:ONDS) announced on August 4, 2025 the successful completion of government‑led pilot programs for its Iron Drone Raider in Europe and Asia. The pilots tested operations in >5 scenarios including GPS‑denied environments, interception of maneuvering targets, net‑and‑parachute captures, and integration with third‑party C2 and detection systems. Both pilots received "excellent performance evaluations" and validated autonomous, AI‑driven, continuous operation for homeland security and defense uses. Ondas said these results support conversion of pilots into scaled, long‑term infrastructure deployments and expand previous Middle East deployments as part of its 2025 strategic roadmap.

Insights

Defense Systems Integration Expert

Successful government pilots in Europe and Asia validate the Iron Drone Raider's operational capabilities and systems integration.

Ondas completed government-led pilot programs in Europe and Asia that tested the Iron Drone Raider across more than five operational scenarios including GPS-denied and signal-contested conditions.

The system demonstrated physical net-and-parachute interception, onboard AI decision-making, full-cycle recovery, and integration with third-party command-and-control (C2) and detection systems, all of which were evaluated as excellent.

These facts show the product meets several technical requirements used by homeland security agencies: autonomous interception, detection-agnostic integration, and sustained operations.

Strategic Commercial Impact Analyst

Pilot completions and "excellent" performance evaluations create a clear pathway toward scaled deployments and program conversions.

Ondas reports pilots concluded with excellent performance and explicit plans to transition pilot customers into full-scale, multi-system deployments.

The release states these pilots align with Ondas' 2025 strategic roadmap and build on prior Middle East deployments, establishing a documented basis for expanded homeland security and defense programs.

If tracked, the concrete monitorable item is the stated company effort to "transition these pilot customers into full-scale, multi-system infrastructure deployments."

COLUMBUS, Ga., Oct. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Aflac Incorporated (NYSE: AFL) announced today that it will release third quarter 2025 financial results after the market closes on Tuesday, November 4, 2025. At that time, earnings materials, including the quarterly earnings release and financial supplement, will be available, along with a financial update video from Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Max Brodén, on the company's Investor Relations website, investors.aflac.com.

Aflac Incorporated will also webcast a conference call scheduled for 8:00 a.m. (ET) on Wednesday, November 5. During the webcast, Aflac Incorporated Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Daniel P. Amos, along with Brodén, will discuss the company's quarterly results. Virgil Miller, President of Aflac Incorporated and Aflac U.S., will join them to answer questions during the webcast with other members of executive management from the U.S. and Japan. To listen to the conference call, please register at investors.aflac.com five to seven minutes prior to the scheduled start time. 

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FAQ

What did Ondas (ONDS) announce on August 4, 2025 about the Iron Drone Raider?

Ondas announced successful completion of government‑led pilot programs in Europe and Asia with excellent performance evaluations.

Which operational scenarios did the Iron Drone Raider complete in the ONDS pilots?

More than five scenarios including GPS‑denied operations, interception of maneuvering targets, net‑and‑parachute capture, and full‑cycle recovery.

Did Ondas integrate the Iron Drone Raider with third‑party systems in the ONDS pilots?

Yes; one pilot included integration with third‑party command‑and‑control and drone detection systems.

What markets did Ondas test the Iron Drone Raider in according to the ONDS press release?

Pilot programs were conducted with governmental homeland security agencies in Europe and Asia, building on Middle East deployments.

What is Ondas' stated next step after the Iron Drone Raider pilot results?

Ondas said it is working to convert pilot customers into full‑scale, multi‑system infrastructure deployments for national airspace security.

What capabilities does Ondas claim the Iron Drone Raider provides in the press release?

The system is described as fully autonomous, AI‑powered, detection‑agnostic, and using net‑and‑parachute physical interception to minimize collateral damage.