
Ondas buys three defense technology businesses for $56 million
The acquisitions add Israeli technology in drone detection, remote operation and navigation, with up to $32 million in possible earnouts.
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The acquisitions add Israeli technology in drone detection, remote operation and navigation, with up to $32 million in possible earnouts.
Read the storyThe Israeli-founded company says it delivered 120 STRIKER systems for the Gauntlet II trials; future contract awards remain uncertain.

The completed purchase adds an Israeli defense-component developer and its Polish manufacturing affiliate to Ondas.

A non-binding agreement proposes combining drone detection with net-based interception for armored vehicles and other sensitive assets.

The defense startup launched publicly with facilities in the United States, Germany and northern Israel.

The Israeli company expects its DataPath subsidiary to deliver transportable ground systems over twelve months.

The robotics company received about $67.7 million at closing and began trading on the NYSE as XTND.

Deep33 and Dell Technologies Capital co-led the financing, taking total capital raised to $54 million.

The U.S.-based drone company, which has Israeli operations, plans to expand manufacturing and international defense programs.

C-TEK packages analysis software, rugged hardware and power in a backpack-sized system.

The planned purchase adds Israeli engineering and manufacturing capacity for autonomous systems.
