Thiago Fontoura 🇧🇷🇺🇸🇺🇾

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$ONDS from $10 to $75+ isn't a question of if. It's when. This is WHY $ONDS is the MOST asymmetric defense play in the market: $ONDS is the ONLY small drone company in the world with FAA Type Certification. Not a waiver. Not an exemption. Full type certification—the same standard required for Boeing aircraft. This took 5-7 years and tens of millions to achieve. Competitors starting today won't have this until 2031-2033. By then, $ONDS will have thousands of deployed systems and locked-in incumbent positions with tier-1 customers. The revenue that's actually happening:: > 2024: ~$8-9M revenue > 2025: $47.6-49.6M revenue (6x growth) > 2026 Guidance: $170-180M revenue (260% growth) That's 20x revenue growth in two years. But here's what everyone's missing: Q4 2025 revenue was $27-29M. More than half the year's total in a single quarter. Backlog: $65.3M (up 180% in 60 days) Most defense tech startups are perpetually undercapitalized, burning through cash trying to scale. $ONDS just raised $1 billion. Pro-forma cash: $1.5B+. They can fund 18-24 months of operations without needing another dollar. Meanwhile they're acquiring battle-tested tech from Ukraine and allied nations at fire-sale valuations because those companies are capital-constrained. The M&A pipeline: 20+ targets. 7 in advanced negotiation. Each acquisition adds proven tech + revenue + customer relationships. While competitors run demos in parking lots, $ONDS platforms are deployed in active combat zones RIGHT NOW: Iron Drone Raider: Kinetic C-UAS protecting European critical infrastructure. Multi-million dollar production order announced February 2026. Roboteam UGVs: Deployed with U.S. Special Operations Forces and IDF in active operations. 4M Defense: $30M multi-year smart demining contract clearing 741 acres along Israel-Syria border. Optimus: 12 operational airbases, 10,000+ flights logged. FAA Type Certified for autonomous ops over populated areas. The integration advantage: Every other company sells point solutions: > Some makes surveillance drones > Some makes ground robots > Some counter-drone jammers Ondas built a unified system-of-systems: > Ground robots (Roboteam tactical UGVs) >Counter-UAS (kinetic + electronic warfare) > Autonomous air platforms (Optimus, Iron Drone Raider, WASP) > Unified command & control (single interface managing air + ground + cyber-RF) When a hostile drone approaches a protected site: Detection → AI identifies threat → System THEN coordinates response (kinetic intercept OR cyber-RF takeover OR ground unit deployment) → Neutralization → ALL autonomous. Response time: seconds to minutes. No competitor delivers this. The valuation disconnect: TAM: $117B globally by 2030 C-UAS: $52B UAS: $51.6B UGV: $15.8B Ondas 2030 target: $1.5B revenue = 1.3% market share At $1.5B revenue with 30% EBITDA margins: > Current market cap: ~$2-3B > EBITDA: $450M > At 25-35x EBITDA (defense tech standard): $11.25B-$15.75B market cap That's 4-6x from here if they execute on just 1.3% market share. A company with: > FAA Type Certification (only one globally) > Blue UAS approval (federal government trust) > Combat-proven platforms (active deployment) > $1.5B war chest (largest in sector) > Integrated system-of-systems (no competitor offers this) …should capture more than 1% of a $117 billion market. The path to profitability: Current state: ~26% gross margin, investing heavily in manufacturing + M&A integration Q3 2026 target: EBITDA positive at product-company layer (OAS division) 2030 model: > Revenue: $1.5B > EBITDA margin: 30% > EBITDA: $450M Management expects product-level profitability by Q3 2026. That's the inflection point that proves the business model works at scale. This isn't risk-free: > Acquired 5+ companies in 2 years (integration is hard) > Defense procurement is lumpy (quarterly variability) > Scaling from $50M to $1.5B in 5 years requires flawless execution > January 2026 raise significantly diluted shareholders > Heavy competition from well-funded players ($SKYD raised $230M, Anduril $1.5B+) But here's what matters: The market is real. The demand is urgent. The technology is proven. The competitive advantages are genuine. The bottom line: > $ONDS at $10: > 2026 revenue: $170-180M (260% growth) > Backlog: $65.3M (+180% in 60 days) > Cash: $1.5B+ (war chest for M&A and scaling) > EBITDA positive target: Q3 2026 > TAM: $117B (they need 1.3% for $1.5B revenue) > Combat-proven in active conflict zones > Only FAA Type Certified autonomous drone platform globally Analyst targets: H.C. Wainwright: $25 (107% upside) Stifel: $17 8 BUY ratings, 0 SELL Defense spending is reorienting toward autonomous systems. Ukraine proved low-cost drones can destroy million-dollar tanks. Every military base, airport, and critical infrastructure site globally needs C-UAS. $ONDS owns the regulatory moats, battle-tested tech, and capital to dominate this transition. From $10 to $75+ isn't a question of if. It's when. Position: Adding. This is my HIGHEST conviction defense play for 2026. Note: This is NOT financial advice. Please, do your own research.

Seeing a lot of people throw in the towel today.

“But we only needed to be a bit better this year” #foolmeonce

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@cheeagoe Hi Thiago. This issue is now fully resolved for all users – thank you for your patience.

Anybody else’s @gmail inbox all of a sudden looking like a spam folder?

@bluebirdmyna @Nate_Tice @grok please summarize this video in 2 paragraphs

ty for providing some critical analysis on this news, @Nate_Tice & matt harmon

@Jake__Wujastyk Dude... glad I got to keep the premium for my Jan 2nd $12 calls AND the stock.

$ONDS Fun fact: This is up 48% in 4 trading days..

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@VulkanARPG @pgsween Because that seems too reasonable. That’s why.

@pgsween Why not flip Moore and Morris?

Considering who is out of practice and Andy Reid's direction, the Chiefs are looking at the following offensive line vs. the Texans: LT Wanya Morris, LG Kingsley Suamataia, C Creed Humphrey, RG Mike Caliendo, RT Jaylon Moore.

@Jake__Wujastyk DON’T TRADE ON MARGIN is market wisdom

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@RobinhoodApp Right here! ✋🏼✋🏼

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@WildWestNV @ACTBrigitte Not necessarily true, brother.

@ACTBrigitte Nope. Natural alliance will always lie with the country of birth.

How do you feel about dual citizenship?

Refs miss calls all the time. I ain’t sorry for nobody whining about missed calls. It’s the game. Plus the Chiefs did have 3 penalties against Detroit. But on all 3, the Lions had the first down. 🎻 🦀 ☕️ 🐸

Sweet dreams 💤

A glimpse of eternity