Ondas Holdings (ONDS) shares slipped 1% in extended trading on Monday as investors focused on dilution risks from a proposed 1.2 billion share authorization, overshadowing momentum from its AI partnership with Palantir Technologies. ONDS stock declined 6% on Monday to end at $9.73. Ondas plans to increase its authorized share capital from 800 million to 1.2 billion to fund acquisitions and scale its autonomous systems platform. Over 50% of shares are already issued, with 25% reserved for warrants at $20 and $28, limiting flexibility. Ondas flagged a pipeline of over 25 acquisition targets with a potential $500 million revenue run rate this year. The company has completed five acquisitions this year worth $557 million, expected to contribute $230 million in revenue. CEO Eric Brock stated a commitment to using authorized shares responsibly for long-term value creation. On its recent earnings call, Palantir highlighted its deal with Ondas to scale AI-driven operations, enabling “dozens or 100 simultaneous launches.”