TLDR
- Ondas acquires DZYNE Technologies for $875.8 million in a cash and stock deal
- DZYNE investors are getting $200 million in cash and about $675 million in stock, with more than half of the shares locked up for six months.
- DZYNE manufactures long-endurance military surveillance drones, autonomous systems, and counter-drone technology.
- The deal raises Ondas’ 2026 revenue target to $525 million, up from $390 million.
- DZYNE Delivers $1.5B Three-Year Pipeline and $111M Backlog as of June 30, 2026
Ondas Inc. announced (ONDS) announced Monday that it will acquire DZYNE Technologies in a deal valued at $875.8 million in cash and stock, a move that reshapes the company into a full-service, independent defense technology platform.
Waves $ONDS It has agreed to acquire self-driving aircraft maker DZYNE Technologies for $875.8 million in cash and stock, according to Bloomberg.
Deal terms:
$200 million in cash
About $675 million worth of stock
More than half of the inventory has been closed for 6 monthsDZYNE manufactures military surveillance drones… pic.twitter.com/d2Xvg2znAG
– Wall Street Engine (@wallstengine) July 6, 2026
DZYNE investors receive $200 million in cash and about $675 million in shares, with more than half of the equity portion subject to a six-month lockup period. Private equity firm Highlander Partners holds a majority stake in DZYNE.
The transaction was officially completed on July 2, 2026, following Ondas’ acquisition of High Point UAS, LLC, giving full ownership of DZYNE.
The terms include 84,999,996 Ondas common shares divided between immediate and locked-up tranches. The structure is designed to align new investors with existing shareholders while supporting regulated trading in the market.
DZYNE is an established defense company known for its long-endurance ISR aircraft, counter-drone systems and autonomous effects platforms. Its systems are used across multiple branches of the U.S. military and allied defense customers.
ONDS stock traded approximately 1.35% higher on the news.
What the deal adds to Ondas
DZYNE becomes a new anchor Waves A section called Ondas Sentinel, which will also include World View. The division aims to deepen Ondas’ footprint in the US and allied defense markets.
DZYNE has a three-year pipeline of $1.5 billion and a current backlog of $111 million as of June 30, 2026. The company expects revenue of $191 million for 2026 and more than $300 million for 2027.
With the addition of DZYNE, Ondas raises its 2026 consolidated revenue target to $525 million, compared to the previous forecast of $390 million. That’s a jump of $135 million from a single deal.
This acquisition follows the completion of the purchase of Ondas Omnisys in May, showing a clear pattern of rapid portfolio expansion in the defense autonomous space.
View analyst and financial data
Latest analyst rating on ONDS He is a buy with a target price of $23.00.
On the positive side, Spark points to increased revenue guidance, strong growth in the first quarter, improving gross margins, significant backlog, and strong liquidity.
The company’s current market cap is $3.88 billion, with an average daily trading volume of over 68 million shares.
Transaction materials released on July 6, 2026 confirmed the $1.5 billion pipeline figure and improved EBITDA margins expected along with revenue growth.
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