Ondas Receives $56 Million Order in Precision Strike Business for Electronic Safe & Arm Devices Supporting European Loitering Munition Program

What was announced

Ondas announced a $56 million order for Electronic Safe & Arm Devices to support a European loitering munition program. The company framed the award as a milestone for its Precision Strike business and said the program moves into production with technology that is already qualified and a manufacturing base in place.

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How the company positions the program

Ondas described ESADs as mission-critical layers of the precision strike stack and said the devices must clear extended engineering, qualification and manufacturing-consistency requirements. The company said it intends to execute production on schedule, maintain consistent quality, and scale capacity to meet customer needs.

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Acquisitions and European production

Ondas said the order is the first ESAD order announced since its acquisitions of GATE Technologies and Bron Technologies, and that Bron provides European manufacturing, certification and market access through operations in Poland. The company said the order was secured through Bron Technologies.

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Context and company description

Ondas described precision strike as one of its core defense technology domains and said its capabilities span autonomous platforms, navigation, communications, mission systems, propulsion, payload technologies and critical weapon components. The press release notes the firm develops and deploys integrated unmanned and autonomous platforms for defense and related markets.

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What remains uncertain

• The release is an issuer press release and does not include independent verification of contract scope, delivery schedule, payment terms, or customer identity beyond the description "a European loitering munition program."
• The announcement contains forward-looking statements about execution, production scaling, and future competition; these are subject to the risks and qualifications the company references rather than independently confirmed facts.