Ondas Holdings is expanding rapidly in the U.S. defense sector after merging with prime contractor Mistral, gaining access to over $1 billion in Department of Defense contracts. The company recently won a $15.8 million initial order for a border demining project along the Israel-Syria border, with total program value expected to exceed $50 million. This contract is part of a larger $1.7 billion Israeli border security initiative using AI-powered autonomous systems, positioning Ondas for significant growth. Ondas raised its 2026 revenue guidance to at least $375 million, reflecting its shift from a niche tech provider to a prime contractor with strong backlog and international execution capabilities.
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