Ondas Inc (ONDS) Covered Calls

Ondas Holdings Inc. is a leading provider of private wireless data solutions and autonomous drone-in-a-box systems for critical infrastructure and defense markets. Operating through its Ondas Networks and Ondas Autonomous Systems (OAS) units, the company provides software-defined radio technology and fully automated drone platforms like the Optimus System. Ondas focuses on large-scale industrial and government applications, including border security, demining, and mission-critical IoT networks.

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Ondas Inc (ONDS) Stock Quote
Last Change Bid Ask Volume P/E Market Cap
9.31 +0.34 9.30 9.33 56.0M - 3.3
Covered Calls For Ondas Inc (ONDS)
Expiration Strike Call Bid Net Debit Return
If Flat		 Annualized
Return If Flat
Feb 20 9.5 0.41 8.92 4.6% 210%
Mar 20 9 1.45 7.88 14.2% 144%
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Ondas Holdings Inc. (ONDS) is a technology leader specializing in private wireless networks and advanced autonomous systems. Headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, the company has strategically pivoted toward the defense and security sectors, recently rebranding its core growth engine as Ondas Defense and Security. Through its "System of Systems" approach, Ondas integrates proprietary software-defined radio (SDR) technology with a diverse fleet of autonomous aerial and terrestrial robots to provide end-to-end data solutions for complex environments.

Core Business and Products

The company operates through two primary segments that serve high-stakes industrial and governmental clients:

  1. Ondas Autonomous Systems (OAS): This unit designs and markets the "Optimus System" and "Iron Drone Raider," which are highly automated, AI-powered "drone-in-a-box" platforms. These systems are typically provided under a Robot-as-a-Service (RaaS) model for surveillance and critical infrastructure protection.
  2. Ondas Networks: Provides the FullMAX software-defined radio platform, enabling mission-critical IoT (MC-IoT) applications. This technology is a standard for private licensed wireless networks used by railroads, utilities, and oil and gas entities.
  3. Ground Robotics: Following the acquisition of Roboteam and Rotron Aero, the company has expanded into tactical ground robotics and high-performance propulsion systems for kinetic and surveillance missions.

Competitive Landscape

Ondas operates in the rapidly growing but crowded field of defense autonomy and industrial connectivity. Its primary competitor in the military drone space is AeroVironment, Inc., the established leader in tactical unmanned systems. In the private wireless and satellite communication sector, the company rivals Viasat, Inc. and Applied Optoelectronics, Inc.. For commercial autonomous flight and urban air mobility, it faces competition from global players like EHang Holdings Limited. Ondas differentiates itself through its deep regulatory successes, including the first FAA approval for automated beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) operations without a human operator on-site.

Strategic Outlook and Innovation

For 2026, Ondas has significantly raised its revenue guidance to the $170–$180 million range, supported by a pro forma cash balance of $1.5 billion following a major equity offering. A primary strategic focus is the integration of kinetic capabilities through the Rotron Aero acquisition, moving the company beyond surveillance into active defense. Innovation efforts are directed toward multi-domain autonomy, where aerial drones and ground robots operate in a synchronized "mesh" network. The company is also seeing "meaningful adoption" of its dot16 wireless standard by major North American railroads. While integration risks from its aggressive M&A strategy remain, the firm’s massive contract backlog and focus on high-margin demining and border security projects position it as a rising "Defense Prime" in the autonomous sector.