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Anduril Industries

HQ Costa MesaFounded 20171001-5000 employees

Anduril Industries develops autonomous defense systems and the Lattice software platform that connects sensors, command functions and effectors.

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About Anduril Industries

Anduril Industries's portfolio spans aerial reconnaissance and strike, counter-drone systems, maritime autonomy, electronic warfare and rocket motors. Named families include Ghost, ALTIUS, Roadrunner, Fury, Barracuda, Dive and Menace. Lattice supports integrations with government-owned and third-party systems through command-and-control, mission-autonomy, networking and developer tools. Manufacturing expansion is an important part of the business, including the Arsenal initiative. Headquarters remains in Costa Mesa, California; the Long Beach campus is under construction with facilities expected to open in 2027. In October 2026, Anduril announced Arsenal-2 at Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County to make Virginia-class submarine components and assemblies for Electric Boat and Newport News Shipbuilding, with initial operations expected in 2030. Its product programs span development through operational deployments.

Federal Prime Contracts$2.98B obligated · FY2019–FY2027

Obligated
$2.98B
FY2019–FY2027
Contract actions
764
285 awards
Peak year
FY2024
$657M
Top buyer
U.S. Special Operations Command
38% of obligations
Obligations by fiscal yearLast 5 full years avg $354MFaded: FY2026 so far; DoD publishes actions about 90 days late.
FY2019: $6.8M · 10 actionsFY2020: $90.3M · 26 actionsFY2021: $53.5M · 18 actionsFY2022: $211M · 44 actionsFY2023: $236M · 97 actionsFY2024: $657M · 148 actionsFY2025: $612M · 224 actionsFY2026 (to date): $1.11B · 196 actions
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Obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearObligatedActionsAwards
FY2026 (to date)$1.11B196111
FY2025$612M224109
FY2024$657M14894
FY2023$236M9760
FY2022$211M4430
FY2021$53.5M1814
FY2020$90.3M2611
FY2019$6.8M106

Defense programs

  1. AVIATION$680K 0.0%

Only actions coded to a DoD acquisition program.

What they sell (PSC)

  1. Construction of Electronic and Communications Facilities$868M 29%
  2. Hardware, Commercial$673M 23%
  3. Support- Professional: Engineering/Technical$414M 14%
  4. Unmanned Aircraft$189M 6.4%
  5. IT and Telecom - IT Management Tools/Products (Hardware and Perpetual License Software)$162M 5.4%
  6. Optical Sighting and Ranging Equipment$156M 5.2%
  7. National Defense R&D Services; Defense-Related Activities; Applied Research$62.4M 2.1%
  8. Prefabricated Tower Structures$61.5M 2.1%
  9. Hardware, Weapon System$51.4M 1.7%
  10. National Defense R&D Services; Department of Defense - Military; Experimental Development$44.6M 1.5%
  11. Guided Missile Systems, Complete$40.2M 1.4%
  12. Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, and Security Detection Systems$39.4M 1.3%
  13. National Defense R&D Services; Department of Defense - Military; Basic Research$33.6M 1.1%
  14. National Defense R&D Services; Department of Defense - Military; Applied Research$31.3M 1.1%
  15. Support- Professional: Program Management/Support$21.9M 0.7%
  16. All other$128M 4.3%

Industry (NAICS)

  1. Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing$1.20B 40%
  2. Computer Systems Design Services$1.12B 38%
  3. Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (Except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)$267M 9.0%
  4. Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing$205M 6.9%
  5. Aircraft Manufacturing$131M 4.4%
  6. Other Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing$43.4M 1.5%
  7. Security Systems Services (Except Locksmiths)$10.0M 0.3%
  8. Engineering Services$3.9M 0.1%
  9. Other Computer Related Services$1.1M 0.0%
  10. Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing$100K 0.0%
  11. All other−$22K -0.0%

Where the work is done

  1. California$2.29B 77%
  2. District of Columbia$206M 6.9%
  3. Kentucky$165M 5.5%
  4. Georgia$94.0M 3.2%
  5. Texas$50.8M 1.7%
  6. Florida$46.6M 1.6%
  7. North Carolina$28.5M 1.0%
  8. Virginia$28.2M 0.9%
  9. Tennessee$20.4M 0.7%
  10. Alabama$17.0M 0.6%
  11. Outside the US$15.2M 0.5%
  12. Arizona$8.6M 0.3%
  13. Hawaii$2.4M 0.1%
  14. Massachusetts$1.2M 0.0%
  15. Nevada$910K 0.0%
  16. All other$1.2M 0.0%

Contract pricing

  1. Firm Fixed Price$2.96B 100%
  2. Cost Plus Fixed Fee$11.9M 0.4%
  3. Cost No Fee$80K 0.0%

Competition

  1. Full and Open Competition$1.46B 49%
  2. Full and Open Competition After Exclusion of Sources$996M 33%
  3. Not Competed$332M 11%
  4. Not Available for Competition$179M 6.0%
  5. Not Competed Under SAP$7.3M 0.2%
  6. Competed Under SAP$2.9M 0.1%

Largest awards10

Signed obligations on federal prime contracts (award types A–D) from USAspending, FY2008 through Oct 9, 2026. Obligations are money the government committed, not company revenue, and include de-obligations. Subcontracts and grants are excluded. Matching is by registered UEI.

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Funding16 rounds · $11.22B

Equity raised
$11.22B
Debt, secondaries & grants
$2.2M
Latest
$2.2MGrant · Sep 23, 2026
Last valuation
$61.00B?Basis not stated · Series E+ · May 13, 2026
Cumulative raised$11.16B
Jul 1, 2020May 13, 2026
Valuation over time$61.00B · May 13, 2026
Valuation over timeReported valuation rose from $1.90B (Jul 1, 2020) to $61.00B (May 13, 2026) across 6 valued rounds. 2 post-money, 4 without a stated pre/post basis.
Valuations by round
AnnouncedStageValuationBasis
Jul 1, 2020Series C$1.90BPost-money
Jun 17, 2021Series D$4.60BBasis not stated
Dec 2, 2022Series E+$8.48BBasis not stated
Aug 7, 2024Series E+$14.00BBasis not stated
Jun 5, 2025Series E+$30.50BPost-money
May 13, 2026Series E+$61.00BBasis not stated
View all 16 funding rounds →

Raised counts equity rounds; debt, secondary sales and grants are totaled separately. Amounts in other currencies are converted at the announcement month's average rate. A ~ marks an estimated or converted amount.

Programs9 programs

Programs9

Systems9

Omen

Anduril hybrid-electric tail-sitting VTOL drone co-developed with the UAE's EDGE Group.

Development
Unveiled
Nov 2025

EagleEye

Anduril family of AI-enabled mixed-reality soldier headsets and helmets.

Development
Unveiled
Oct 2025

Pulsar-L

Lightweight member of Anduril’s Pulsar electronic warfare family.

Prototype
Unveiled
Apr 2025
Contract award
Sep 11, 2026

Barracuda-500

Low-cost cruise missile family with air-, ground- and pallet-launched variants.

Prototype
Unveiled
Sep 12, 2024

Ghost Shark

Extra-large autonomous undersea vehicle co-developed by Anduril and Australia's Defence for ISR and strike; three prototypes delivered before the 2025 fleet contract.

Prototype
Unveiled
Dec 12, 2022
Production start
Oct 2025
View all 9 systems →

Newest unveiled first. Open a system for its milestone timeline, components and sources.

Capabilities17

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

Supply Chain1 input · 1 customer · 7 facilities

Produces, processes or develops1

  • Produces · 6,000 tactical motors/yr · Mississippi Solid Rocket Motor Complex
    Planned capacity after expansion ('over 6,000 tactical-scale' motors a year).
    CriticalReported

Customers1

  • Supplies Harbor
    HarborOS integrates Anduril's Lattice software to push patient and supply data into the Army's NGC2 system.

Facilities7

  • Costa Mesa headquarters
    Headquarters · Costa Mesa, California, United States
    Operating
    Corporate headquarters; company reported opening a 190,000-square-foot manufacturing and research-and-development facility there in 2023. Source ↗
    Confirmed
  • Anduril Orange County maritime manufacturing facility
    Factory · Orange County, California, United States
    Operating
    Announced facility intended to manufacture and qualify Virginia-class submarine components and test assets, including torpedo tubes, while developing production processes ahead of Arsenal-2. Source ↗
    Confirmed
  • Anduril Quonset Point maritime factory
    Factory · North Kingstown, Rhode Island, United States
    Operating
    Maritime manufacturing and sustainment site for Dive-LD autonomous underwater vehicles; official recruiting material describes its recertification and repair operation. Source ↗
    Confirmed
  • Arsenal-1
    Factory · Ohio, United States
    Operating · 2026
    Autonomous-system and weapons manufacturing facility. Anduril’s 2026 partnership announcement describes operational production lines delivering capabilities at the site. Source ↗
    Reported
  • Arsenal-2
    Shipyard · Maryland, United States
    Planned
    Announced software-defined shipyard planned to manufacture complex Virginia-class submarine components and large assemblies for delivery to Electric Boat and Newport News Shipbuilding; initial operations expected in 2030. Source ↗
    Reported
  • Long Beach and Lakewood campus (announced)
    Other · Long Beach / Lakewood, California, United States
    Under construction
    Announced campus intended to expand Anduril research, development and manufacturing capacity; separate company reporting in 2026 said construction was underway and facilities targeted to open in 2027. Source ↗
    Confirmed
  • Mississippi Solid Rocket Motor Complex
    Factory · McHenry, Mississippi, United States
    Operating · 2025
    450-acre propellant mixing and solid rocket motor production complex; Anduril describes site modernization and SRM manufacturing investments. Source ↗
    Confirmed
  • Matt Grimm

    Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer

  • Trae Stephens

    Co-founder and Executive Chairman

Hiring Observations10 observed listings

Official careers and open roles ↗

Official board checked Oct 8, 2026. Complete employer-board inventory counts postings, not unique vacancies; roles may include non-defense work and multiple locations. This page shows a bounded sample plus previously tracked listings.

A sample of observed listings, not a total vacancy count. Availability may have changed since collection. Categories are inferred from job titles.

Sources53

Show all 53 sources and supporting evidence

Profile8

  1. 1

    Center for Strategic and International Studies · Jun 12, 2026 · Supports Organization

    “new entrants still lag far behind the two major suppliers, L3Harris (following its acquisition of Aerojet) and Northrop Grumman (following its acquisition of Orbital ATK).”
  2. 2

    The Jerusalem Post · May 6, 2026 · Supports Organization

    “inspired by the successful US startup Anduril”
  3. 3

    Tectonic · Jan 8, 2026 · Supports Organization

    “right out of the gate, the company announced partnerships with Anduril, Palantir, and Helsing.”
  4. 4

    TechCrunch · Apr 17, 2025 · Supports Organization

    “Now, their San Francisco-based company, Theseus, has just raised $4.3 million in seed funding in a round led by First Round Capital, with additional backing from Y Combinator and Lux Capital”
  5. 5

    Supports Organization · founded year

    “The company was founded in 2017”
  6. 6

    www.anduril.com · Supports Organization

  7. 7

    LinkedIn · Supports Organization · employee range, Organization · linkedin url

    “employee_range: 1001-5000 (profile: 1,001-5,000 employees)”
  8. 8

    Owler · Supports Organization · x url

    “x_url: https://x.com/anduriltech”

Systems10

  1. 9

    The War Zone · Sep 25, 2026 · Supports System

    “Anduril first unveiled Pulsar-L, a lightweight addition to its larger Pulsar family of electronic warfare systems, in April 2025”
  2. 10

    The Washington Times · Jul 16, 2026 · Supports System

    “In its own press release, Andruil pointed to its Barracuda-500 as the main weapon involved in the contract.”
  3. 11

    The War Zone · Jun 17, 2026 · Supports System

    “"Under the contract, Anduril will deliver an initial set of production FQ-44 semi-autonomous fighter aircraft to support continued testing, validation, and, ultimately, operational fielding,"”
  4. 12

    Defense News · Nov 13, 2025 · Supports System

    “Omen is designed to switch between two flight modes: it can take off, hover, and land vertically like a drone or helicopter, but can also transition to airplane-style flight for longer and faster missions.”
  5. 13

    Breaking Defense · Oct 13, 2025 · Supports System

    “Anduril is unveiling EagleEye — its new line of mixed-reality, heads-up displays — in Washington this week”
  6. 14

    Naval News · Sep 10, 2025 · Supports Organization, Organization technology, System

    “Defence has signed a contract with Anduril Australia for the delivery, maintenance and continued development of the Ghost Shark over the next five years.”
  7. 15

    Defense Innovation Unit · Mar 5, 2025 · Supports Organization, Organization technology, System

    “Thunderforge will also include Anduril's Lattice software platform”
  8. 16

    Defense News · Oct 8, 2024 · Supports Organization, Organization technology, System

    “The Pentagon awarded Anduril Industries a contract worth $250 million to counter drone attacks against U.S. forces with the company's recoverable Roadrunner interceptor.”
  9. 17

    Defense Mirror · Sep 18, 2024 · Supports Organization, Organization technology, System

    “to develop and demonstrate launched effects technology utilizing the Agile-Launched, Tactically Integrated Unmanned System (ALTIUS)”
  10. 18

    Supports Organization technology, System · system technology:artificial-intelligence-ai-and-autonomy-autonomous-command-and-control

    “Lattice for Command and Control battle management platform enabling a single operator to supervise hundreds of autonomous systems simultaneously”

Technologies10

  1. 19

    DefenseScoop · Apr 24, 2026 · Supports Organization, Organization technology

    “The companies that received OTAs are Anduril, Booz Allen Hamilton, General Dynamics Mission Systems, GITAI USA, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Quindar, Raytheon, Sci-Tec, SpaceX, True Anomaly and Turion Space Corp.”
  2. 20

    Tectonic · Apr 22, 2026 · Supports Organization technology, Supply relationship

    “integrates with sensors, computing power, comms, and Anduril’s Lattice.”
  3. 21

    TechCrunch · Mar 11, 2026 · Supports Organization, Organization technology

    “Toward that end, defense tech darling Anduril is buying boutique data firm ExoAnalytic Solutions.”
  4. 22

    ASDNews · Feb 19, 2026 · Supports Facility, Organization, Organization input, Organization technology

    “In August 2025, Anduril opened its full-rate production facility in Mississippi, making Anduril the third supplier of SRMs in the US.”
  5. 23

    U.S. Army · Jul 18, 2025 · Supports Organization, Organization technology

    “The OTA, for $99.6 million over 11 months, requires Anduril and several teamed industry partners to provide an integrated and scalable suite of command and control (C2) warfighting capabilities”
  6. 24

    Supports Facility, Organization, Organization technology

    “Long Beach”
  7. 25

    Supports Organization, Organization technology

    “GM Defense:We entered into a teaming agreement with GM Defense,a subsidiary of General Motors,to”
  8. 26

    Supports Organization, Organization · name, Organization technology

    “Lattice is the software platform that powers the capabilities of our software-defined weapons, and”
  9. 27

    Supports Organization technology

    “an open and extensible software platform that automates sensor fusion, network management, and distributed command and control.”
  10. 28

    www.anduril.com · Supports Organization, Organization technology

    “autonomous systems and weapons manufacturing”

Funding16

  1. 29

    XPRIZE / PR Newswire via Morningstar · Sep 23, 2026 · Supports Funding round · amount

    “First Place Awardee, $1.2 Million: Anduril Industries”
  2. 30

    TechCrunch · May 13, 2026 · Supports Funding round · post money valuation usd

    “Anduril has raised a $5 billion Series H round at a $61 billion valuation, led by returning investors Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz”
  3. 31

    CNBC · May 13, 2026 · Supports Funding round · amount

    “Anduril raised $5 billion in a funding round led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, doubling its valuation to $61 billion.”
  4. 32

    Axios · Mar 4, 2026 · Supports Funding round · post money valuation usd

    “a $2.5 billion round last summer at a $30.5 billion post-money valuation”
  5. 33

    AlphaTON Capital Corp / GlobeNewswire via Nasdaq · Dec 16, 2025 · Supports Funding round · amount

    “AlphaTON Capital Corp Announces Historic Strategic $30 Million Investment in Anduril Industries”
  6. 34

    Reuters · Jun 5, 2025 · Supports Funding round

    “Defense technology startup Anduril Industries has clinched a valuation of $30.5 billion in its latest funding round where it raised $2.5 billion, the company said on Thursday.”
  7. 35

    TechCrunch · Jun 5, 2025 · Supports Funding round · amount, Funding round · announced on, Funding round · notes, Funding round · post money valuation usd

    “Founders Fund has led another, enormous round for defense tech startup Anduril with a $1 billion investment as part of a new $2.5 billion raise, the largest check the firm has ever written.”
  8. 36

    CNBC · Aug 8, 2024 · Supports Funding round, Funding round · announced on, Funding round · investors

    “Anduril Industries has closed a $1.5 billion Series F round, valuing the defense technology company at $14 billion.”
  9. 37

    CNBC · Aug 8, 2024 · Supports Funding round · amount, Funding round · investors, Funding round · post money valuation usd

    “Anduril Industries has closed a $1.5 billion Series F round, valuing the defense technology company at $14 billion.”
  10. 38

    TechCrunch · Aug 7, 2024 · Supports Funding round · announced on

    “a $1.5 billion deal that values the company at $14 billion.”
  11. 39

    Axios · Dec 2, 2022 · Supports Funding round · amount, Funding round · investors, Funding round · post money valuation usd

    “has raised $1.48 billion in Series E funding led by Valor Equity Partners at an $8.48 billion valuation.”
  12. 40

    TechCrunch · Jun 17, 2021 · Supports Funding round · amount, Funding round · investors

    “has landed a $450 million round of investment that values the startup at $4.6 billion just four years in.”
  13. 41

    Forbes · Jul 1, 2020 · Supports Funding round · amount, Funding round · investors, Funding round · post money valuation usd

    “The company has raised a fresh $200 million in a C Series funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, it announced Wednesday.”
  14. 42

    CNBC · Sep 11, 2019 · Supports Funding round, Funding round · investors

    “His new venture, Anduril Industries, is being valued at more than $1 billion in a new fundraising round, according to people familiar with the matter.”
  15. 43

    Business Insider · Supports Funding round · amount

    “Founders Fund partner Brian Singerman, who led the company's $17.5 million seed round in 2017”
  16. 44

    Crunchbase · Supports Funding round, Organization · employee range, Organization · linkedin url, Organization · x url

    “Grant - Anduril Industries”

Supply chain6

  1. 45

    Oct 6, 2026 · Supports Facility

    “will invest $3.7 billion to develop a new shipyard in Maryland”
  2. 46

    www.anduril.com · Oct 6, 2026 · Supports Facility, Organization

    “its maritime factory at Quonset Point, Rhode Island”
  3. 47

    JobsOhio · Jul 27, 2026 · Supports Facility

    “Anduril Industries announced plans to build Arsenal-1 in Pickaway County ... Today, the first Ohio-built Fury rolled off the production line ... Anduril began Fury production work at Arsenal-1 in March”
  4. 48

    U.S. Department of Defense · Jan 7, 2025 · Supports Facility

    “Anduril's energetics work, casting, curing, quality assurance, and final assembly activities will occur at the Geisler Building at the company's facility in McHenry, Mississippi.”
  5. 49

    Anduril · Supports Facility

  6. 50

    Trade & Industry Development · Supports Organization input

    “the investment would increase the annual production capacity of propellant mixing and solid rocket motor from 600 to over 6,000 tactical-scale solid rocket motors.”

People2

  1. 51

    Defense News (Reuters) · Mar 24, 2026 · Supports Role

    “Trae Stephens, co-founder and executive chairman of Anduril Industries Inc., speaks at a conference in California in 2025.”
  2. 52

    Breaking Defense · Supports Role

    “Matt Grimm, Anduril’s chief operating officer and co-founder, said.”

Other1

  1. 53

    Supports Job posting

    “RF Manufacturing Test Engineer”

Government identifiers5

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