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Ondas (ONDS) has officially completed its acquisition of Omnisys, an Israel-based developer of AI battlefield decision-making software.
The deal involved an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $196.6 million.
Through this transaction, the company is expected to add $100 million to its revenue across 2026 and 2027.
The acquisition adds a high-margin software business to the company’s defense portfolio.
Omnisys software is now integrated into Ondas’ broader defense portfolio, helping improve coordination between autonomous systems and defense assets.
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It intends to become a fully integrated autonomous defense platform rather than just a drone maker.
What makes the strategy special is that these target companies already have existing contracts or revenues, making them strategic investments rather than just speculative bets.
Ondas' flagship Iron Drone Raider system, for example, actually came from Airobotics, which the firm acquired in 2023.
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