www.accessnewswire.com Ondas Secures $165 Million in New Defense Orders
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- •Ondas secured over $165 million in new orders since August 2026.
- •Total orders since June 30, 2026, exceed $270 million, enhancing revenue visibility.
- •The company is advancing key defense technologies, including ULTRA and IonStrike.
Ondas Inc. announced on October 7, 2026, that it secured over $165 million in new orders since August, totaling over $270 million since June 30. This includes a $56 million award for Electronic Safe & Arm Devices (ESAD) from a leading European neo-prime. The orders span Ondas' autonomous defense portfolio, including the ULTRA and IonStrike systems, which are advancing through customer validation milestones. The company aims to leverage rising global defense spending and operational lessons from current conflicts to expand its market presence. CEO Eric Brock highlighted the increasing demand for Ondas' technologies and the potential for larger markets as ULTRA and IonStrike progress.
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2026-10-07
Ondas announces new orders
Ondas disclosed securing over $165 million in orders since August, totaling over $270 million since June 30.
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What technologies are included in the new orders?
The orders include Ondas' ULTRA and IonStrike systems, which are part of their autonomous defense portfolio.
What is the significance of the $56 million ESAD award?
The ESAD award indicates traction with a leading European neo-prime and potential for recurring program demand.
How does this impact Ondas' revenue visibility?
The new orders expand Ondas' backlog and strengthen revenue visibility into 2027.
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