Ondas Holdings Inc. Stock Price, News & Analysis

Ondas (Nasdaq:ONDS) announced a planned corporate name change to Ondas Inc. and relocation of its corporate headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida, effective in the first quarter of 2026. The company said the change reflects its evolution into a scaled, integrated global operating platform serving defense, security and industrial markets through Ondas Autonomous Systems and Ondas Networks.

The move is intended to strengthen access to senior talent, strategic partners, and institutional capital while maintaining a distributed global footprint across the United States, Europe, Middle East and Asia.

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) announced approximately $10 million in new purchase orders across its autonomous systems portfolio on December 31, 2025. The orders cover counter-UAS solutions, integrated autonomous drone systems, and robotic ground platforms for government and critical infrastructure customers.

The awards follow record third-quarter results and build on recent national-security program wins, including $16.4 million in fourth-quarter orders for major counter-UAS deployments at European airports and a strategic government tender with an initial purchase order expected in January 2026. Management said these wins validate Ondas' multi-domain autonomy "System of Systems" approach combining air, ground, sensing, and cyber capabilities.

Ondas Holdings (Nasdaq:ONDS) and Safe Pro Group (Nasdaq:SPAI) completed an eight-week pilot in the Middle East combining 4M Defense aerial surveys with Safe Pro's AI image-analysis (SPOTD) to detect explosive hazards for humanitarian demining and reconstruction.

Across ~22 acres surveyed, the AI identified nearly 150 hazardous items, including ~60 confirmed landmines and UXO. SPOTD processed high-resolution imagery into 2D/3D maps and expands its dataset (built from ~2.2M drone images) supporting >41,400 confirmed detections and mapping >11,423 hectares.

Ondas Holdings (Nasdaq:ONDS) named Brigadier General Patrick Huston, U.S. Army (Ret.), to the newly created role of Chief Operating Officer, effective December 18, 2025, while he continues as General Counsel. The move is intended to accelerate operational scale, integrate recent acquisitions, and expand engagement with U.S. and allied government and defense customers across Ondas Autonomous Systems and Ondas Networks.

Huston joined OAS' advisory board in September 2025 and brings over 35 years of military and legal leadership, including senior roles at 101st Airborne, JSOC, and U.S. Central Command. His responsibilities include program execution, acquisition integration, compliance, and oversight of legal and governance functions.

Ondas Holdings (Nasdaq:ONDS) completed the acquisition of Roboteam on December 17, 2025, adding rugged tactical unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to Ondas Autonomous Systems (OAS).

Roboteam's combat-proven UGVs are deployed by military and security forces in more than 30 countries and used by Tier-1 customers including the U.S. Marine Corps and the Israeli Ministry of Defense. Ondas says it will integrate Roboteam platforms with its aerial autonomy, AI analytics, and secure command-and-control to offer a multi-domain autonomy solution for defense, homeland security, and public safety. Roboteam will operate inside OAS with its leadership and engineering teams retained. An 8-K filing will be submitted to the SEC later today.

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) and HEIDELBERG signed a memorandum of understanding on December 17, 2025 to enter negotiations on joint engineering, manufacturing and deployment in Europe. The intended cooperation focuses on counter‑UAV (C‑UAV) and ISR systems and aims to localize production, shorten deployment timelines, and provide lifecycle support for European defense customers.

The MOU was signed during a ceremony marking 60 years of German‑Israeli diplomatic relations and is intended to accelerate Ondas' expansion across Europe by combining OAS autonomous technologies with HEIDELBERG industrial manufacturing expertise.

Ondas (Nasdaq:ONDS) announced intent to invest up to $11 million in Drone Fight Group (DFG), a Ukrainian developer of combat-tested unmanned aerial systems, via its Ondas Capital platform on December 8, 2025.

The planned investment aims to support U.S.-based NDAA-compliant localization, integrated customer support, training, and broader adoption of DFG platforms across the United States and allied nations. Ondas will host DFG's first U.S. demonstration in Silicon Valley and provide strategic support for multi-year procurement positioning. The transaction is subject to finalization of terms, entry into a definitive agreement, and compliance requirements.

Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) said Ondas Autonomous Systems was selected as prime contractor for a multi‑phase government program to develop and deploy an autonomous border‑protection System‑of‑Systems.

The program begins with an initial purchase order expected January 2026, spans the next two years, and is intended to culminate in the deployment of thousands of autonomous drones for persistent ISR, swarm response, and automated threat mitigation across fixed and mobile border environments.

OAS will lead design and integration, combining aerial platforms with partner technologies and advanced AI, sensor fusion, and centralized command‑and‑control capabilities.

Ondas Holdings (Nasdaq:ONDS) announced that veteran rail engineering leader Brent Laing joined the Ondas Networks board on Dec 2, 2025 to accelerate industry adoption of the IEEE 802.16t (dot16) protocol. The Association of American Railroads' Wireless Communications Committee selected dot16 in Sept 2025 as the upgrade path for the legacy 160 MHz LMR voice network; dot16 is already adopted on 900 MHz and 450 MHz networks.

Ondas Networks positions dot16 as a standards-based private wireless upgrade for mission-critical rail uses—advanced train control, real-time diagnostics, video, and automation—while working with Class 1s, regionals, and standards bodies to support deployment and interoperability.