Ondas Inc. (Nasdaq:ONDS) said on November 4, 2026, that it has secured multi-million-dollar Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems contracts with governmental customers in Europe and Asia. The awards cover portable Ranger systems for a major European police organisation and Iron Drone Raider systems for a major governmental customer in Asia.
The European agreement involves Ranger Counter-UAS equipment intended for tactical and mobile security operations. Ondas said the lightweight, man-carried systems allow personnel to detect, identify, track and mitigate drone threats without depending on permanent infrastructure.
The company described the equipment as suitable for mobile law enforcement teams, special operations, border security, sensitive locations and public events. It also said Ranger is designed to support operations in changing and complex environments.
The Asian contract covers Iron Drone Raider systems, which provide autonomous physical interception capabilities. According to Ondas, the systems are designed to neutralise hostile drones, including those that do not use active radio-frequency communications or operate through autonomous navigation.
Ondas said the two awards address different operational needs, combining mobile detection and mitigation capabilities with autonomous physical interception for aerial defence activities.
The company said its Aerial Security segment is developing a multi-layered aerial defence system. The planned capability set includes drone detection, identification, tracking, electronic mitigation, autonomous interception, and mission command and control.
Ondas said its wider autonomous defence technology platform is focused on Aerial Security, Persistent Intelligence and ISR, Autonomous Ground Systems, and Precision Strike. An integrated software and mission-management layer supports these areas.
The release did not identify the European police organisation or the Asian governmental customer by name. Ondas Chairman and CEO Eric Brock said the contracts demonstrate demand for the company’s technologies and its international presence.
Ondas provides autonomous systems, robotics and mission-critical technologies for defence, homeland security, public safety, critical infrastructure and industrial markets. Its offerings include autonomous drone systems, Counter-UAS technologies, robotic ground systems, unmanned aircraft and propulsion solutions, demining and engineering systems, and integrated sensing and communications technologies.
Ondas announced multi-million-dollar Counter-UAS contracts with governmental customers in Europe and Asia.
A major European police organisation will receive portable Ranger Counter-UAS systems.
A major governmental customer in Asia ordered Iron Drone Raider autonomous interception systems.
Ranger is designed for mobile drone detection, identification, tracking and mitigation without permanent infrastructure.
Iron Drone Raider is intended to intercept hostile drones, including those using autonomous navigation or operating without active radio-frequency communications.
Ondas announced that it had secured multi-million-dollar contracts with governmental customers in Europe and Asia for its Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems technologies. The contracts include portable Ranger systems for a major European police organisation and Iron Drone autonomous interception systems for a major governmental customer in Asia.
Ondas identified the counterparties as a major police organisation in Europe and a major governmental customer in Asia. The release did not name either customer.
The European contract covers Ondas' portable Ranger Counter-UAS systems. Ondas said the systems are intended for tactical and mobile security operations, including use by law enforcement and security personnel without relying on permanent infrastructure.
Ranger provides drone detection, identification, tracking and mitigation capabilities in a lightweight, man-carried system. Ondas said it is suited to mobile law enforcement teams, special operations, border security, sensitive locations and public events.
The Asian contract covers Iron Drone Raider systems. Ondas said the system provides autonomous physical interception capabilities designed to neutralise hostile drones, including those operating without active radio-frequency communications or using autonomous navigation.
Ondas said the contracts expand its international Counter-UAS activities and demonstrate demand for technologies spanning mobile cyber-based detection and mitigation and autonomous physical drone interception. The company said the awards support both mobile tactical forces and permanent aerial defence operations.
Ondas said its multi-layered aerial defence technology stack combines drone detection, identification, tracking, electronic mitigation, autonomous interception, and mission command and control. The company described these as complementary capabilities within its Aerial Security segment.
Ondas said its autonomous defence technology platform is focused on Aerial Security, Persistent Intelligence and ISR, Autonomous Ground Systems, and Precision Strike. The platform is supported by an integrated software and mission-management layer.
Ondas said governments worldwide are increasing their investment in aerial defence and counter-drone technologies. Chairman and CEO Eric Brock said Counter-UAS is becoming a critical priority for defence and homeland security organisations, while the new contracts demonstrate demand for the company's technologies and its international presence.
Ondas provides autonomous systems, robotics, and mission-critical technologies for defence, homeland security, public safety, critical infrastructure and industrial markets. Its offerings include autonomous drone systems, Counter-UAS technologies, robotic ground systems, unmanned aircraft and propulsion solutions, demining and engineering systems, and integrated sensing and communications technologies.
Ondas shares trade on Nasdaq under the ticker symbol ONDS.
Ondas said the expansion in Europe and Asia supports its strategy to convert its technology portfolio into new customer relationships, international deployments and additional revenue opportunities. The company believes its technologies, integrated mission systems and global operational capabilities position it to capture opportunities in the Counter-UAS market, while its release cautions that forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and assumptions and are not guarantees of future performance.