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BRIEF-Ondas Holdings Announced Definitive Agreement To Acquire Controlling Interest In 4M Defense
Oct 27, 2025 7:11 AM

Oct 27 (Reuters) - Ondas Holdings Inc ( ONDS ):

* ONDAS HOLDINGS ( ONDS ): ANNOUNCED DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE

CONTROLLING INTEREST IN 4M DEFENSE

* ONDAS HOLDINGS ( ONDS ): FOUNDING LEADERSHIP OF 4M DEFENSE WILL

REMAIN IN

PLACE

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