BlackRock’s latest stake in Ondas has renewed optimism around the defense tech stock. So what is behind the growing interest?
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Uniti (UNIT) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of -58.14% and +2.97%, respectively, for the quarter ended June 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?
Investors looked at the chances of a short squeeze, new defense deals, company acquisitions, and Ondas’ growing autonomous technology business.
A new generation of futuristic, high-flying tech stocks has been cut down by roughly 60% from its highs. That is enough damage to start looking for opportunity — but not enough to make every stock a bargain.
A new generation of futuristic, high-flying tech stocks has been cut down by roughly 60% from its highs. That is enough damage to start looking for opportunity — but not enough to make every stock a bargain.
Ondas has quietly assembled a counter-drone, loitering munitions, and agentic-AI portfolio that looks more like a prime contractor's missing puzzle piece than a standalone small-cap. Four defense giants are sizing it up, and the ranking of who fits best may surprise you.
Today, July 22, 2026, the drone and autonomous defense systems provider announced orders spanning ground systems, border security, and counter-UAS technologies.
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Ondas sales are growing like proverbial weeds, but profits may remain elusive.
In recent weeks, Ondas Inc. secured approximately US$70.0 million in new defense and autonomous technology orders, including a US$6.9 million contract from the Australian Department of Defence for its DTIM Single Operator Counter-sUAS Kits and launched its new Ondas Sentinel defense division. These developments highlight growing international adoption of Ondas’ autonomous and counter-drone platforms, expanding its presence across defense, border security, ISR, and precision-strike...
The company has booked new orders worth $70 million for its defense, security, and autonomous technology products.
ONDS and KTOS take different routes into drone defense, with growth, valuation and execution shaping a closer contest than it may seem.
Nasdaq data shows around 197.6 million ONDS shares are currently held short, representing about 34.7% of the company’s public float.
ONDS lands a $6.9M Australian defense order for portable counter-drone kits, expanding its allied defense presence after the DZYNE acquisition.
ONDAS INC (ONDS) saw its shares surge in the last session with trading volume being higher than average. The latest trend in earnings estimate revisions may not translate into further price increase in the near term.
Ondas received a $6.9 million contract to supply its Detect, Track, Identify, and Mitigate Single-Operator Counter-sUAS kits to the Australian Army.
Ondas stock faces dilution concerns, but investors remain focused on defense expansion and demand amid the U.S.-Iran war.
DPRO expands beyond defense with enterprise drone automation, backed by record revenue growth and broader commercial adoption opportunities.
ONDS expands AI-powered autonomous defense with new platforms, Palantir partnership and DZYNE acquisition while raising 2026 revenue guidance.
Higher revenue guidance and defense contracts are keeping investors focused on Ondas’ long-term potential.
Ondas (NASDAQ:ONDS) said it has acquired DZYNE Technologies in a transaction valued at approximately $875 million, marking what Chairman and CEO Eric Brock described as a transformational step in building a scaled autonomous defense and security platform. Speaking on an investor event call, Brock s
ONDS lifted its 2026 revenue outlook after Q1 sales jumped tenfold, but rising expenses and earnings volatility could test its growth story.
Ondas (ONDS) is in focus after shareholders were asked to consider and approve the proposed US$875.8 million acquisition of DZYNE Technologies, a move that reshapes the company’s autonomous defense and drone systems footprint. See our latest analysis for Ondas. Despite the M&A activity and recent index additions, Ondas' share price has come under pressure, with the stock down 29.53% over the past 30 days and 33.30% year to date, even as the 1 year total shareholder return is more than three...
Ondas stock has delivered a very large three year gain, yet on Simply Wall St's checks it still screens as attractively valued overall rather than obviously expensive after the recent pullback. Ondas has returned about 4.6x over the past three years, which puts the current share price in focus for anyone wondering if most of the easy upside is already behind it. The acquisition of DZYNE and creation of the Ondas Sentinel defense division may support higher long term revenue expectations,...
By Karen Roman Ondas Inc. (Nasdaq: ONDS) said it acquired DZYNE Technologies at $875.8 million, expanding its portfolio across multi-domain ISR, counter-UAS, precision strike, mission intelligence and autonomous systems for […]
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ONDS surged after its $875.8M DZYNE deal lifted 2026 revenue guidance and expanded its AI-driven autonomous defense platform capabilities.
Ondas will acquire DZYNE in a cash-and-stock deal as defense-tech funding accelerates.
Ondas CEO Eric Brock said defense drone competition is shifting toward manufacturing scale and localized supply chains.
Traders are watching for the 80th event, data lock and topline results, while some are also speculating about potential M&A.