Ondas Holdings (ONDS) Soars 6% as Firm Upbeat for 2026

We recently published 10 Stocks on Fire Ahead of 2026. Ondas Holdings Inc. (NYSE:ONDS) is one of the best performers on Tuesday.

Ondas Holdings jumped by 6.26 percent on Tuesday to close at $8.99 apiece on strong investor optimism heading into the new year, supported by the company’s highly optimistic outlook.

Earlier, Ondas Holdings Inc. (NYSE:ONDS) said that it was expecting 2026 revenues to climb to $110 million, marking an implied growth of 205 percent from an expected $36 million revenue for 2025.

Ondas Holdings (ONDS) Soars 6% as Firm Upbeat for 2026

The new target reflected the continued strong performance of its Ondas Autonomous Systems (OAS) business, the addition of its newly acquired subsidiary in the second quarter of 2025, as well as $23.3 million worth of backlogs.

In other developments, Ondas Holdings Inc. (NYSE:ONDS) recently created a Chief Operating Officer role, assumed by retired Brigadier General Patrick Huston.

Huston joined the OAS advisory board in September 2025 and now leads operational execution through driving disciplined programs, integrating acquisitions, and scaling operations across the company’s subsidiaries.

Additionally, he would oversee legal, regulatory, compliance, and corporate governance functions, supporting Ondas Holdings Inc.’s (NASDAQ:ONDS) expanding engagement with the US and allied government customers, as well as ensuring rigorous alignment with defense procurement, contracting, and regulatory requirements.

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