New York, Feb 27, 2026, 07:00 EST — Premarket
Ondas Inc (NASDAQ:ONDS) shares were on watch in U.S. premarket trade on Friday after the stock closed up 1.46% at $10.45 in the prior session, with about 67.39 million shares changing hands. 1
The move comes against a wide 52-week trading band — $0.57 to $15.28 — that has kept the small-cap name on momentum screens and made day-to-day liquidity a factor for traders trying to get in and out cleanly. 2
Company-specific headlines have been thin in recent days. Ondas’ investor-relations site lists its most recent press release on Feb. 17. 3
That Feb. 17 update said its Sentrycs unit delivered and deployed counter-drone systems for a German state police office and pointed to an upcoming launch of a portable product. “We’re proud to support law enforcement agencies with operationally proven solutions,” Sentrycs CEO Tal Cohen said in the statement. 4
A regulatory filing in the past 48 hours also drew attention. A Form 4 — the SEC document used to disclose insider transactions — showed chief financial officer Neil Laird received 12,500 shares after restricted stock units vested, and he held 20,724 shares directly after the transaction. 5
Earlier this month, Ondas said it signed a definitive agreement to acquire UK-based Rotron Aero, adding long-range unmanned aircraft and propulsion technology to its defense lineup. “Modern conflicts demand systems that can operate at range, persist over time,” chairman and CEO Eric Brock said; the company said the deal would be paid in cash and stock and remains subject to customary conditions and approvals. 6
Ondas has also refreshed its corporate branding and governance paperwork in recent weeks, changing its corporate name from Ondas Holdings Inc. to Ondas Inc., according to an Investing.com report citing a filing and company statement. 7
The company’s drone and counter-drone push puts it in a crowded trade where investors often compare names across the unmanned systems theme. A Nasdaq.com analysis earlier this month flagged competition pressures alongside peers including AeroVironment, Red Cat Holdings and Unusual Machines. 8
But the setup cuts both ways. Defense and security demand can be lumpy, and Ondas is still knitting together a growing set of acquisitions; any slip in execution, timing or costs can show up fast in a stock that has already proved it can swing hard.
Ondas’ market value is about $2.0 billion, and the company remains loss-making, with a negative earnings-per-share figure in market data.
The next clear catalyst is its results update: Ondas has said it expects to report financial results for the quarter and year ended Dec. 31, 2025 in March 2026. 9
