Ondas reported multiple contracts worth $6 million for its Sentrycs counter-UAS systems in the Middle East, addressing growing drone threats to critical infrastructure. In addition, the company secured a $20 million purchase order for an autonomous border protection system, structured as part of a multi-year development and deployment framework.

The company received a $10 million strategic partnership investment from World View, aimed at integrating high-altitude, long-endurance balloon systems with Ondas’ unmanned aircraft and cyber-RF counter-drone technologies. This collaboration is designed to expand the reach and scalability of Ondas’ defense solutions across diverse environments.

Following the order announcements and partnership deal, Ondas shares climbed approximately 9%, reflecting investor optimism around revenue growth and technology adoption. With earnings set for mid-March and analysts forecasting revenue of $27.3 million, momentum indicators suggest potential for continued upside amid volatile market conditions.