Anduril
anduril.comProvider of AI-based surveillance and reconnaissance solutions for the defense sector
Price per share
12M · USD
Funding history
$M raised · $B post-money
Signals
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Anduril and Meta Developing Smart Glasses for Military Use
MIT Technology Review reports on a collaboration between Anduril and Meta to develop smart glasses technology adapted for warfare applications, combining consumer AR hardware with defense-grade capabilities.
Source: MIT Technology Review
Anduril Raises $4 Billion Round at ~$60 Billion Valuation Led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz
Anduril is raising a $4 billion funding round led by Josh Kushner's Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, targeting a valuation of approximately $60 billion. The company also disclosed forecasts of more than $4 billion in sales alongside roughly $1 billion in projected losses.
Source: Bloomberg.com
Pentagon Signs Mass Production Agreement with Anduril for Barracuda-500M Cruise Missiles
The U.S. Department of Defense has signed an agreement with Anduril for the mass production of Barracuda-500M cruise missiles, marking a significant new defense contract for the company.
Source: Defence Industry Europe
Anduril and Impulse Space Develop Space-Based Interceptors for Golden Dome
Anduril is partnering with satellite startup Impulse Space to develop space-based interceptor technology for President Trump's planned Golden Dome missile defense shield.
Source: bloomberg-tech
Anduril Expands into Space to Support Trump's Golden Dome Initiative
Anduril is expanding its capabilities into space, positioning itself to support the Trump administration's Golden Dome missile defense program. The move signals a broader strategic push into space-based defense systems.
Source: CNBC
Anduril Quietly Developing Hypersonic Missiles and Air Vehicles
Anduril has been quietly working on hypersonic missiles and advanced air vehicles, signaling a significant expansion of its weapons development portfolio beyond its existing drone and autonomous systems offerings.
Source: Aviation Week
Palmer Luckey's US-First Arms Policy Raises Concerns Among Potential Allied Customers
Anduril founder Palmer Luckey's stated policy of deferring to US government interests when selling weapons abroad is drawing scrutiny over whether it could deter allied nations from purchasing Anduril systems. Luckey has also publicly addressed hypothetical scenarios around arms sales to adversarial states like North Korea.
Source: Fortune
Anduril and Palantir Partner on Golden Dome Missile Shield Bid
Anduril and Palantir are reportedly teaming up to pursue the Trump administration's $185 billion Golden Dome missile defense shield contract. The partnership signals a major push by defense tech firms into large-scale government programs.
Source: Yahoo Finance