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Condor

HQ United States

Valinor product company building Condor, an attritable, backpack-portable Group 1 uncrewed aircraft for air and ground launch built on a U.S. supply chain.

StartupLimited fieldingUncrewed aircraft
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Products1

Condor

Attritable, backpack-portable Group 1 UAS for air and ground launch (including from high-altitude balloons); ten bought by U.S. Army Europe and Africa for evaluation at Arcane Thunder 26. Company-published range 40 km.

Limited fielding

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Technologies1

Maturity and TRL describe this organization's work; the field-wide maturity is on each technology's page.

Government awards & programs1 award

Awards received1

  • Purchase of ten Condor UAS for flight testing and evaluation at Arcane Thunder 26
    Apr 21, 2026 · Other
    Undisclosed

Obligated is what has been committed so far; ceiling is the most the award can reach. Joint values cover all recipients and are excluded from this company’s money totals.

Sources4

Profile2

  1. 1

    PR Newswire · Jan 8, 2026 · Supports Organization

    “Condor, an attritable UAS engineered for air- and ground-launch, high-volume production, and contested environments built on a U.S. supply chain.”
  2. 2

    Supports Organization · website

    “A modular, attritable aerial system engineered for air- and ground-launch, high-volume production, and contested environments.”

Products1

  1. 3

    Defence Blog · Apr 22, 2026 · Supports Government award, Organization technology, System

    “The U.S. Army procured ten Valinor Condor unmanned aerial vehicles for flight testing and evaluation at Arcane Thunder 26, according to an announcement by Valinor Enterprises published Tuesday.”

Government1

  1. 4

    Tectonic · Apr 22, 2026 · Supports Government award, Organization

    “Yesterday, the Army’s Europe and Africa component bought ten of them for flight testing and evaluation.”

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