Our Bond, Inc. (OBAI) news centers on the company’s AI-powered Preventative Personal Security platform, its customer agreements, and its efforts to bring remote protective services to organizations and large user groups. Bond’s public announcements often describe how its phone app, Personal Security Agents, and command centers are used by corporations, cities, universities, municipal workers, residents, and real estate agents.
OBAI news matters because the company’s business depends on adoption by enterprise and government customers, platform usage, command-center operations, and the capital needed to support growth. Announcements about citywide agreements, real estate deployments, customer studies, and industry events can provide context on how Bond presents the market for preventative personal security.
Common OBAI news categories include quarterly financial results, business update webinars, Regulation FD disclosures, customer and municipal agreements, independent economic impact studies, product and operational discussions, and Nasdaq compliance notices. Bond also issues updates tied to security industry events where it showcases the platform and describes its customer base.
Readers following Our Bond news should focus on the details that connect company announcements to its operating model: who is adopting the service, which user groups are covered, how the platform is described, and what the company reports about its financial condition and public-company obligations.
Our Bond (OBAI) CEO Doron Kempel will host an investor webinar on October 1, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time. He plans to discuss recent corporate developments and the company's priorities for the months ahead.
Bond (OBAI) reported strong engagement at Global Security Exchange 2026 in Atlanta, drawing visitors from over 1,000 organizations to its booth.
Over 50 new enterprise and government opportunities, each involving organizations with more than 10,000 employees, entered Bond’s pipeline during the 2.5-day event. GSX was Bond’s first major awareness and lead generation campaign in five years and its first major security industry exhibition since its Nasdaq listing in February 2026, supporting its expanded growth initiatives. Bond highlighted an EY report indicating its platform can save corporations approximately $180–$280 per employee per year, and co-sponsored the Women in Security and NextGen Awards with Amazon.
Our Bond (OBAI) announced a companywide agreement with Watson Realty Corp. to provide its AI-powered preventative personal security platform to approximately 800 real estate agents across Florida and Georgia, launching in September 2026 during REALTOR® Safety Month.
Under the deal, Bond becomes a standard, company-provided resource for all Watson agents, offering 24/7 live monitoring, trip tracking, check-ins, de-escalation support, and coordination with first responders. Watson, with about 40 offices and affiliated mortgage and title operations, is described as one of the first large U.S. brokerages to extend such coverage to all agents. Bond continues to estimate its real estate market opportunity at over $300 million annually in the U.S. and over $1.5 billion globally, and highlights the operating leverage of its enterprise distribution model, where a single relationship can add hundreds of recurring subscriptions.
Bond (NASDAQ: OBAI) announced it will have a major presence at Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2026, held September 13–16 in Atlanta. As part of its growth strategy, Bond will showcase its AI-powered Preventative Personal Security platform, already adopted by leading multinational companies, and highlight recently released EY research on the platform’s economic impact and return on investment.
At GSX, Bond will demonstrate how its AI and 24/7 Personal Security Agents help deter, de-escalate and manage potentially dangerous situations, including orchestrating emergency response. The company will also co-sponsor the Women in Security and NextGen Awards with Amazon. Bond reports having supported nearly 1.5 million security service requests, including over 10,000 emergency situations, with services supporting emergency-response orchestration across 28 countries.
Bond (NASDAQ: OBAI) announced a definitive citywide agreement with the City of Jerusalem to provide its AI-powered preventative personal security services to approximately 10,000 municipal employees. The contract follows a successful pilot with residents and staff, and onboarding has already begun across multiple departments, including social workers, drivers, security and administrative personnel.
According to Bond, Jerusalem is a key proof point for its B2G2C strategy, targeting a global municipal worker market it estimates at about $40 billion. The company highlights over $100 million invested in its platform and references another recent city deployment where a municipality funds Bond for roughly 270,000 residents and its workforce.
Bond (NASDAQ: OBAI) announced that founder and CEO Doron Kempel will host a live investor webinar on Thursday, August 27, 2026, at 11:00 AM Eastern Time. The event will cover recent announcements and new developments that, according to Bond, reinforce the company’s accelerating momentum.
Investors and media can register via the company’s Zoom webinar link.
Bond (NASDAQ: OBAI) signed an agreement with a leading residential real estate brokerage in the US Southeast to provide its AI‑powered preventative personal security services to all of the brokerage’s agents across Florida and Georgia. The deal marks Bond’s expansion into the residential real estate sector.
According to Bond, millions of agents face personal safety risks while working alone, and the company views this sector as a potential source of more than $300 million per year in annual recurring revenue in the US and over $1.5 billion globally. Management expects this brokerage to serve as a reference customer for additional deals.
Bond (NASDAQ: OBAI) reported 2026 second quarter results and a business update for the period ended June 30, 2026. Operating expenses fell 41% sequentially to approximately $3.8 million and net loss narrowed 28% to about $4.8 million, while cash and cash equivalents rose 37% quarter-over-quarter to $5.2 million. Total revenue was roughly $2.1 million versus $2.3 million a year earlier, mainly due to lower physical services.
Bond converted approximately $3.3 million of debt to equity at an estimated 4x premium to market and renewed access to up to $3 million of low-interest, non-dilutive working capital. The company reported $2.5 million in total bookings, new contracts with international cities and a university, and highlighted an EY-Parthenon study estimating $181–$280 annual economic benefit per employee from its platform.
Our Bond (NASDAQ: OBAI) will release its Q2 2026 financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 before the market opens on Friday, August 14, 2026. Management will then host a business update webinar at 11:00 AM Eastern Time to discuss results, commercial momentum, strategic initiatives, channel progress, product and operational developments, and long-term growth strategy, including a live Q&A session.
Bond (NASDAQ: OBAI) announced results of an independent EY-Parthenon economic impact assessment of its AI-powered Preventative Personal Security platform, using data from existing enterprise customers. The study estimates approximately $181 in annual economic benefit per employee under current adoption, rising to about $280 per employee with higher awareness and structured onboarding.
According to Bond, roughly $61.5 per employee stems from reduced incident-related costs, while about $119.2 reflects workforce performance gains such as higher engagement, productivity, lower absenteeism, and reduced turnover. The model uses publicly available research, expert and customer interviews, surveys, and company operating data, and intentionally excludes rare catastrophic events, suggesting the estimates may be conservative in some environments.