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In a move reflecting the accelerating consolidation within the infrastructure technology sector, Ondas Holdings has announced its intention to acquire Cyberhawk, a leader in visual inspection and asset management, for $125 million. This strategic step aims to enhance Ondas' capabilities in AI-powered infrastructure intelligence and broaden its footprint in critical sectors. According to reports, the deal adds recurring revenue streams to the company along with a reported project backlog of $95 million.
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Sign InThis acquisition comes amid intense competition in the aerial services and AI sectors, where companies are seeking to bolster profit margins through recurring software revenue. Compared to similar sector deals, such as Joby Aviation’s recent acquisition of Xwing’s autonomy division (per Reuters reports), Ondas’ strategy focuses more heavily on specialized industrial inspection. Market data indicates that demand for predictive maintenance solutions in energy and utility infrastructure is steadily growing, justifying Cyberhawk's valuation relative to its backlog.
On the trading front, investors are monitoring liquidity levels and the impact of acquisition costs on the company's balance sheet in the coming period. Looking at the economic calendar, sentiment in the tech sector may be influenced by U.S. Industrial Production data, which showed a slight growth of 0.1% (as of June 15, 2026). The market is also awaiting the NY Empire State Manufacturing Index to assess the broader business environment for industrial tech firms like Ondas.