Ondas Inc. has acquired DZYNE Technologies for $875.8 million, a strategic move designed to establish the company as a vanguard autonomous defense platform. The transaction, financed through a cash and stock structure, significantly bolsters Ondas' capabilities in multi-domain ISR, counter-UAS, and autonomous effects. This acquisition accelerates Ondas' build-out of a next-generation defense platform, integrating complementary, mission-proven technologies into a scaled operating platform to meet modern warfare requirements.

Transaction Details

The acquisition agreement outlines the financial commitment and structure required to secure DZYNE Technologies. Below is a summary of the key financial figures associated with the deal:

Strategic Implications and Integration

By integrating DZYNE Technologies, Ondas aims to leverage advanced autonomous aircraft technologies to drive growth. The merger is anticipated to create synergies that will accelerate product development and market reach. Ondas has formed Ondas Sentinel, a dedicated operating division unifying its U.S. portfolio of autonomous defense technologies, initially integrating World View and DZYNE. Ryan Hartman, Chief Executive Officer of World View, will serve as Chief Executive Officer of Ondas Sentinel, while Matt McCue, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of DZYNE, will become Chief Technology Officer of Ondas Sentinel.

DZYNE adds three strategic franchises to the Ondas platform: long-endurance ISR, counter-UAS, and autonomous effects. These capabilities have been supported by over $500 million of cumulative R&D and product development investment. The acquisition significantly advances Ondas' multi-domain ISR roadmap, combining World View's stratospheric sensing with DZYNE's long-endurance theater ISR and Ondas' tactical ISR. Additionally, DZYNE's IonStrike completes Ondas' counter-UAS portfolio with a kinetic interceptor, and the company's portfolio of attritable autonomous systems expands capabilities in precision strike and logistics.

Financial Profile and Updated Outlook

DZYNE is expected to generate $191 million in revenue for the full year 2026, and more than $300 million in 2027. The company expects a revenue growth CAGR of greater than 80% from 2025-2028 driven by strong adoption of the ULTRA platform and IonStrike solution. DZYNE is expected to be EBITDA positive in 2026 and beyond, with targeted EBITDA margins in the mid-teens in 2027, rising to the mid-20% range by 2028.

For 2026, Ondas is now targeting at least $525 million in revenue, significantly ahead of the company's previous target of at least $390 million. The new outlook includes the addition of both DZYNE and the Omnisys acquisition, which closed on May 21, 2026, but does not include contributions from Cyberhawk, expected to close in the third quarter of 2026.

Sentrycs, a subsidiary of Ondas Inc., has collaborated with Lockheed Martin to integrate its Cyber-over-RF technology into the Sanctum advanced modular defense architecture. This partnership aims to enhance protection against evolving unmanned aerial threats for military forces, homeland security, and critical assets. The integration will add a precise cyber-based detection and mitigation layer to Sanctum's multi-domain architecture.

Sanctum is Lockheed Martin's next-generation Counter-UAS (C-UAS) solution designed to tackle complex drone threats, including coordinated swarms and rapidly evolving UAS tactics. It combines advanced artificial intelligence, cloud-enabled data fusion, and a modular defense architecture to detect, track, analyze, and neutralize aerial threats in real time. The system is built for interoperability and mission flexibility, integrating multiple sensors, effectors, and command-and-control systems into a unified operational framework.

Key Features of Sanctum

Sentrycs' Cyber-over-RF technology will enhance Sanctum's capabilities by providing precise cyber-based detection and mitigation. This collaboration underscores the growing need for advanced counter-drone solutions to address evolving aerial threats in modern defense scenarios.