$ONDS to $100 sounds crazy… until you do the math.
At ~650M shares, $100 = roughly a $65B market cap.
What would it take?
$5–8B annual revenue
15–25%+ EBITDA margins
Continued high growth
Major recurring U.S./NATO defense programs
Multi-billion-dollar backlog
Most importantly: controlled dilution
ONDS is targeting ~$525–550M revenue in 2026, so $100 would require a MASSIVE transformation from where the company is today.
A possible long-term path:
2026 → ~$540M
2027 → ~$1B
2028 → ~$1.7B
2029 → ~$2.7B
2030 → ~$4B
2031+ → $5–6B+
If ONDS actually pulls that off while becoming highly profitable, $100/share stops looking ridiculous.
There’s also another possibility:
ONDS could TOUCH $100 much earlier during a drone/defense-tech mania if it lands massive Pentagon/NATO contracts and investors assign it a huge forward-sales multiple.
My view:
$10 → very plausible
$20 → plausible with strong execution
$30 → major success
$50 → exceptional execution
$100 → transformational outcome
The real question isn’t “Can
$ONDS hit $100?”
It’s whether Ondas can become one of the world’s major autonomous-defense companies.
That’s the bet.