Ondas Holdings Inc. announced that CEO Eric Brock will participate in a fireside chat with Defense Tech analyst Austin Bohlig at 8:45 AM ET on January 14, 2026 during the 28th Annual Needham Growth Conference. The company has also scheduled one-on-one meetings with institutional investors throughout the day. Interested parties can contact their Needham representative or email ir@ondas.com to arrange meetings. This high-profile engagement underscores Ondas’s efforts to increase its institutional visibility as it scales both its autonomous systems and private wireless businesses.

Ondas has set a consolidated revenue target for fiscal 2025 that primarily relies on growth from its Ondas Autonomous Systems (OAS) unit. Management expects OAS to deliver the bulk of incremental sales, while Ondas Networks will contribute modestly until the anticipated adoption of the dot16 rail standard in 2026. Analysts project OAS revenue growth of approximately 45% year-over-year in 2025, compared to single-digit Network revenue gains, highlighting the critical importance of autonomous systems orders in achieving the company’s overall targets.

On January 5, 2026, Ondas reported $10 million in new autonomous systems orders and unveiled a corporate rebrand alongside plans to relocate its headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement propelled trading volume to roughly 140 million shares—about 60% above its three-month average—and drove the company’s market capitalization to $4.1 billion. Gross margins of 10.18% were reiterated, reflecting the profitability profile of recent contracts. Management also confirmed an Investor Day on January 16 to provide further operational updates.

Ondas Networks, which provides mission-critical private wireless connectivity for drone and robotic platforms, is projected to experience accelerated adoption following regulatory progress on the 3.5 GHz CBRS band. Industry forecasts estimate Networks revenue growth of 30% in 2026 once dot16 rail standards gain traction, complementing OAS’s rapid expansion. This dual-pillar strategy positions Ondas to capture both hardware-driven autonomous systems orders and recurring connectivity service fees, offering investors diversified exposure to the emerging drone infrastructure market.