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Ondas 3Q 2026: Revenue $167.49M, EPS ($0.1) — 10-Q Summary
Ondas reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $167.49 million, up 1,559% year over year, with $157.6 million coming from businesses acquired since September 30, 2025. Its net loss widened to $64.7 million from $7.5 million as higher operating expenses outweighed a $125.1 million gain from changes in warrant-liability value.
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Ondas reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $167.49 million, up 1,559% year over year, with $157.6 million coming from businesses acquired since September 30, 2025. Its net loss widened to $64.7 million from $7.5 million as higher operating expenses outweighed a $125.1 million gain from changes in warrant-liability value.
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Global impact / market context
Acquisitions drove most of the revenue increase, so the headline growth does not show how much the existing business expanded. At the same time, rising expenses and a wider net loss mean investors will want evidence that acquired revenue can support sustainable profits and cash needs.
Analyst inference
Ondas reported $294.3 million in cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash, plus $526.1 million in short-term investments at September 30, 2026. Management said available funds should cover operations and planned capital spending for at least 12 months, but that outlook depends on future spending and cash generation.
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What to watch
- Track revenue from acquired businesses against revenue from the existing business; the article says acquisitions supplied $157.6 million, but does not break out the remainder's growth. Analyst inference
- Watch whether operating expenses, including acquisition-related costs and stock-based compensation, moderate; these costs outweighed the reported warrant-liability valuation gain and widened the net loss. Analyst inference
- Compare cash and short-term investments with actual operating needs and planned capital spending over the next 12 months, testing management's stated funding outlook. Analyst inference
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