Ondas Holdings stock climbed 30% last week, closing Friday at $11.02 on heavy trading volume. The defense technology company announced plans to rebrand as Ondas Inc. and relocate its headquarters to West Palm Beach, Florida.
Ondas Holdings Inc., ONDS
The name change takes effect in the first quarter of 2026. CEO Eric Brock said the rebrand reflects Ondas Holdings’ transformation into an integrated defense and security platform serving government and commercial customers.
Ondas stock has surged from a 52-week low of $0.57 to near its high of $11.70. Friday’s rally pushed shares close to that peak, with intraday support around $9.92.
The headquarters move positions Ondas in Florida’s growing technology and defense corridor. West Palm Beach offers a business-friendly regulatory environment and access to capital markets. The company maintains global operations across the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Ondas announced $10 million in new purchase orders on December 31. The orders cover autonomous systems and counter-drone technology as military demand for counter-UAS capabilities grows.
The defense sector has shown increased interest in small-cap autonomy names tied to military procurement. Counter-drone systems represent a expanding market as threats from unmanned aircraft increase.
New COO Robert Patrick Huston received 100,000 restricted stock units and 100,000 stock options. His RSUs vest quarterly starting February 4. Director Ron Stern filed to sell up to 100,000 Ondas Holdings shares through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney.
Ondas will issue 2.39 million shares on January 5 related to a securities exchange with note and warrant holders. The company expects to record a $56.6 million non-cash charge in Q4 2025 tied to this exchange.
Ondas Networks, a subsidiary, extended convertible notes to a January 15 maturity date. The debt can convert into Ondas Holdings stock under the agreement terms.
The company has approximately 368.5 million shares outstanding. Trading volume spiked Friday as Ondas stock gained momentum on the rebrand news.
Key economic data releases this week could impact small-cap stocks like Ondas. ISM manufacturing data drops January 5, services data follows January 7, and December employment numbers arrive January 9. These reports often influence rate expectations and risk appetite for smaller companies.
Ondas stock closed Friday near its 52-week high after the 30% weekly gain. The rally leaves limited room for setbacks ahead of the January 5 share issuance and January 15 debt maturity.
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