Ondas Extends Rally on Europe Counter-Drone Push as Sentrycs Previews Scout
Investor buying reflects a push into Europe’s handheld counter‑UAS market led by Sentrycs’ planned Scout debut.
Overview
- Odas shares rose 10.15% on Wednesday to $11.07 after the company said Sentrycs will unveil its Scout system at the Enforce Tac exhibition in Germany.
- Scout is a compact, battery‑powered counter‑UAS tool for law enforcement and tactical users that enables passive detection, tracking, identification, and cyber‑based mitigation without fixed infrastructure.
- The company cited external research in estimating a roughly $9.8 billion five‑year global addressable market for handheld counter‑drone systems.
- Earlier this week, Ondas reported delivering counter‑UAS solutions to German authorities, and the stock gained 7.95% to $10.05 as investors weighed rising drone‑security needs highlighted by more than 1,000 suspicious flights reported in Germany in 2025.
- Context for the rally includes a February 9 announcement of a multi‑year demining contract in Israel exceeding $30 million for subsidiary 4M Defense and continued scrutiny after a February 4 JCapital report criticizing Ondas’s acquisition‑driven, dilution‑heavy strategy.