New York, Feb 27, 2026, 07:00 EST — Premarket
Ondas Inc (NASDAQ:ONDS) drew attention in Friday’s U.S. premarket, following a 1.46% climb to $10.45 a share the previous session. Trading volumes hit roughly 67.39 million shares.
The stock’s sharp swings—anywhere from $0.57 up to $15.28 over the past 52 weeks—have landed it on plenty of momentum watchlists. That volatility also means liquidity isn’t always a given for traders aiming for smooth exits.
There hasn’t been much fresh news from individual companies lately. Ondas’ IR page, for example, last posted a press release back on Feb. 17.
In a Feb. 17 release, the company said Sentrycs had supplied counter-drone technology to a German state police office and teased the rollout of a portable product on the horizon. “We’re proud to support law enforcement agencies with operationally proven solutions,” Sentrycs CEO Tal Cohen said in the statement. Ondas Inc.
In a fresh SEC filing from the last two days, chief financial officer Neil Laird reported receiving 12,500 shares as his restricted stock units vested. That left him directly holding 20,724 shares following the transaction, according to a Form 4.
Ondas announced a definitive deal to buy UK-based Rotron Aero earlier this month, a move that brings long-range unmanned aircraft and propulsion tech into its defense portfolio. “Modern conflicts demand systems that can operate at range, persist over time,” said chairman and CEO Eric Brock. Payment will be a mix of cash and stock, and the transaction still needs standard approvals and conditions. Ondas Inc.
Ondas has updated its branding and governance documents, switching its corporate name from Ondas Holdings Inc. to Ondas Inc., per an Investing.com report that referenced both a filing and a statement from the company.
The company’s move into drones and counter-drone tech lands it squarely among a cluster of rivals, with investors quick to weigh it up against others in the unmanned systems space. Earlier this month, a Nasdaq.com piece highlighted intensifying competition, naming AeroVironment, Red Cat Holdings, and Unusual Machines as peers facing similar pressures.
This setup isn’t one-sided. Defense and security orders can come in fits and starts, and Ondas is still busy integrating a string of recent acquisitions. If execution, timing, or costs falter at all, the impact could be immediate in a stock that’s already shown it can move sharply.
Ondas holds a market cap of roughly $2.0 billion. The company is still running at a loss, reflected in its negative earnings-per-share showing up in market data.
The next real spark comes with Ondas’ earnings: the company’s planning to release financial results for both the quarter and full year ending Dec. 31, 2025, in March 2026.
