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Anduril Industries

Autonomy-first defense products company building hardware and the Lattice software platform.

Founded in 2017 by Palmer Luckey, Brian Schimpf, Trae Stephens, Matt Grimm, and Joe Chen, Anduril designs and manufactures autonomous defense systems — counter-UAS, surveillance towers, loitering munitions, and the Ghost Shark undersea vehicle — unified by its Lattice software platform. It holds the Army's Soldier-Borne Mission Command program (novated from Microsoft's IVAS contract in 2025) and leads the common-data-layer baseline for the Army's Next Generation Command and Control initiative. Recent expansion includes the YFQ-44A Fury CCA aircraft (production began July 2026), the Thunder attack rotorcraft co-developed with Archer Aviation, and acquisitions of American Infrared Solutions and ExoAnalytic Solutions.

Overview

Headquarters
Costa Mesa, CA
Founded
2017
Employees
~7,000-8,400 (aggregators vary, Mar 2026)
Total funding
$11.4B
Valuation
$61B (Series H, May 2026)
Stage
Late stage / pre-IPO
Status
active
Domains
Autonomous systems, Command & control, Counter-UAS

Founders5

Investors9

Cap table6

Approximate ownership by holder. Indexed holders link to their records.

Raised per round

Valuation over time

Valuation: $61BRaised: $5B

Percentages marked ~ are not disclosed. Some are a generic VC-pattern model (founders/team weighted heaviest, option pool lightest, other holders evenly) sized to whatever's left undisclosed — a standard industry shape, not this company's actual cap table.

HolderInstrumentOwnership
Founders & early team (ex-Luckey)
Common
~7.7%
Palmer Luckey (Founder)
Common
~7.7%
Franklin Venture Partners
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Altimeter Capital
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Counterpoint Global
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Baillie Gifford
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Fidelity Management & Research Company
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Elad Gil (Lead Investor)
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Human Capital
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (carried forward)
~5.1%
Preferred (Series H, Co-Lead)
~5.1%
Thrive CapitalReinvested
Preferred (Series H, Co-Lead)
~5.1%
Employee option pool
Options
~2.6%

Contracts17

Programs6

Frequently asked

What does Anduril Industries do?
Founded in 2017 by Palmer Luckey, Brian Schimpf, Trae Stephens, Matt Grimm, and Joe Chen, Anduril designs and manufactures autonomous defense systems — counter-UAS, surveillance towers, loitering munitions, and the Ghost Shark undersea vehicle — unified by its Lattice software platform. It holds the Army's Soldier-Borne Mission Command program (novated from Microsoft's IVAS contract in 2025) and leads the common-data-layer baseline for the Army's Next Generation Command and Control initiative. Recent expansion includes the YFQ-44A Fury CCA aircraft (production began July 2026), the Thunder attack rotorcraft co-developed with Archer Aviation, and acquisitions of American Infrared Solutions and ExoAnalytic Solutions.
Where is Anduril Industries headquartered?
Anduril Industries is headquartered in Costa Mesa, CA and was founded in 2017.
How much funding has Anduril Industries raised?
Anduril Industries has raised $11.4B in disclosed funding, at a most recent valuation of $61B (Series H, May 2026).
What does Anduril Industries specialize in?
Anduril Industries works across Autonomous systems, Command & control, Counter-UAS.
Does Anduril Industries hold government contracts?
Defense Tech Atlas links Anduril Industries to 17 government contracts and 6 programs.

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Sources & citations27

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  1. 1

    Anduril raised $1.5B in Series F at a $14B valuation

    CNBC: Defense tech start-up Anduril Industries raises $1.5 billion, now valued at $14 billion
    Verified2024-08-08
  2. 2

    Lattice platform underpins autonomy product line

    Anduril: Lattice - Mission Autonomy
    Verified2025-01-01
  3. 3

    Raised $5B Series H at $61B valuation in May 2026; $11.4B total funding; led by a16z and Thrive Capital

    Crunchbase News: Anduril Raises Another $5B As Defense Tech Startups Shatter Funding Records
    Verified2026-05-13
  4. 4

    Palmer Luckey owns ~12% of Anduril, implied by Forbes' net worth estimates of $3.5B+ (Feb 2026) and Anduril's $30.5B+ valuation

    Forbes: Palmer Luckey Profile - Forbes Real-Time Billionaires
    Reported2026-02-01
  5. 5

    Valor Equity Partners led a $1.48B Series E round in December 2022, valuing Anduril at $8.48B; participants included Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, 8VC, General Catalyst, Lux Capital, and Thrive Capital

    Anduril: Anduril Raises $1.48 Billion in Series E Funding
    Verified2022-12-01
  6. 6

    Secondary confirmation of Series E: $1.48B led by Valor Equity Partners at $8.48B valuation

    Axios: Defense startup Anduril raises $1.48 billion in Series E funding
    Verified2022-12-02
  7. 7

    Sands Capital and Founders Fund co-led Anduril's $1.5B Series F round in August 2024 at a $14B valuation

    Crunchbase News: Anduril Industries Valued At $14B After $1.5B Series F
    Verified2024-08-08
  8. 8

    Founders Fund led Anduril's $2.5B Series G round in June 2025 at a $30.5B valuation, with a $1B check — the largest single investment in Founders Fund's history

    TechCrunch: Anduril raises $2.5B at $30.5B valuation led by Founders Fund
    Verified2025-06-05
  9. 9

    In April 2025 the U.S. Army approved novating Microsoft's 10-year, $22B IVAS contract to Anduril; the program was subsequently renamed Soldier-Borne Mission Command (SBMC)

    Microsoft (Official): Anduril and Microsoft partner to advance Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS) program for the U.S. Army
    Verified2025-02-11
  10. 10

    Anduril and Meta announced a partnership on May 29, 2025 to design, build, and field integrated XR products (codename 'Eagle Eye') for U.S. warfighters

    Anduril: Anduril and Meta Team Up to Transform XR for the American Military
    Verified2025-05-29
  11. 11

    Anduril acquired American Infrared Solutions (AIRS) in October 2025 to bring cooled-IR camera manufacturing in-house

    Air & Space Forces Magazine: Anduril Bolstering Space Portfolio by Buying Sensing Firm
    Reported2025-10-01
  12. 12

    Anduril acquired space intelligence company ExoAnalytic Solutions in March 2026, doubling the size of its space unit, combining autonomy/C2 tech with ExoAnalytic's sensing and data analytics

    Bloomberg: Anduril To Double Size of Space Unit With Defense Acquisition
    Verified2026-03-11
  13. 13

    Lux Capital, 8VC, and General Catalyst all participated in Anduril's $1.48B Series E round (December 2022)

    Anduril: Anduril Raises $1.48 Billion in Series E Funding
    Verified2022-12-01
  14. 14

    Anduril's $450M Series D round (June 2021, $4.6B valuation) was led by angel investor Elad Gil, with participation from Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, 8VC, General Catalyst, Lux Capital, Valor Equity Partners, and D1 Capital Partners

    TechCrunch: Anduril raises $450M as the defense tech company's valuation soars to $4.6B
    Verified2021-06-17
  15. 15

    Founders Fund and Sands Capital co-led Anduril's $1.5B Series F round (Aug 2024); new investors Fidelity Management & Research Company, Counterpoint Global, and Baillie Gifford joined, alongside existing investors Altimeter Capital and Franklin Venture Partners

    GovConWire: Anduril Closes $1.5B Series F Funding Round to Open Defense Production Facility 'Arsenal-1'
    Verified2024-08-07
  16. 16

    Secondary confirmation of Series F participants: Fidelity Management & Research Company, Counterpoint Global, Baillie Gifford (new), Altimeter, Franklin Venture Partners (existing)

    The SaaS News: Anduril Raises $1.5 Billion in Series F
    Verified2024-08-08
  17. 17

    Andreessen Horowitz invested in Anduril's Series B round, valuing the company at $1 billion (Sept 2019)

    CNBC: Anduril valued at $1 billion in round including Andreessen Horowitz
    Verified2019-09-11
  18. 18

    Anduril's $200M Series C (July 2020, $1.9B valuation) was led by Andreessen Horowitz, joined by 8VC, Elad Gil, Founders Fund, General Catalyst, Human Capital, Lux Capital, and Valor Equity Partners

    Forbes: Anduril Raises $200 Million To Fund Ambitious Plans To Build A Defense Tech Giant
    Verified2020-07-01
  19. 19

    Air Force conducted a live-fire test of an AIM-120 AMRAAM from Anduril's YFQ-44A Fury CCA drone over the Mojave Desert near Edwards AFB — first autonomous weapon-employment-sequence validation for the CCA program

    DefenseScoop: Air Force reaches CCA milestone with live-firing of missile from Anduril's robotic fighter jet
    Verified2026-07-15
  20. 20

    Department of War signed a multi-year FAMM framework agreement with Anduril to scale production of pallet/lug-launched Barracuda-500 cruise missiles, thousands per year for 7 years, deliveries starting 2027

    Defense News: US Air Force turns to cheaper cruise missiles it can buy by the thousands
    Verified2026-07-15
  21. 21

    Anduril unveiled Thunder, a Group 5 autonomous attack tiltrotor 'loyal wingman' drone co-developed with Archer Aviation, at Farnborough on July 20, 2026; first flight targeted 2027

    DefenseScoop: Anduril unveils Thunder attack helicopter, a new loyal wingman drone
    Verified2026-07-20
  22. 22

    Secondary confirmation of Thunder unveil, including partnership framing with Archer

    Breaking Defense: Anduril reveals Thunder, a 'loyal wingman' drone for helicopters
    Verified2026-07-20
  23. 23

    Anduril employs approximately 7,000-8,400 people as of early-mid 2026 (aggregator estimates vary)

    Revelio Labs: Anduril Industries Number of Employees 2026
    Reported2026-03-01
  24. 24

    Anduril's first YFQ-44A rolled off the production line at its Ohio facility; production line has capacity for 150 aircraft/year; part of the USAF Collaborative Combat Aircraft program

    Defense News: First Anduril YFQ-44A rolls off production line for US CCA program
    Verified2026-07-28
  25. 25

    Anduril's Arsenal-1 Ohio facility (Pickaway County, near Rickenbacker International Airport) produced its first complete Fury on July 27, 2026, 557 days after the facility was announced; rated for up to 150 aircraft/year, current initial goal ~50/year

    The Defense Post: Anduril's Ohio Arsenal-1 Produces First YFQ-44A Drone for US CCA Program
    Verified2026-07-30
  26. 26

    Anduril chosen to lead the common data layer baseline for the Army's Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) initiative, as part of its existing 10-year, up-to-$20B Army enterprise contract; Army beginning to scale NGC2 to units beyond the two that tested it

    DefenseScoop: 'Ready, but not done': The Army will start scaling parts of its new C2 ecosystem to more units
    Verified2026-07-31
  27. 27

    Anduril's year-old strategic partnership with Rheinmetall — to co-develop European variants of the Barracuda and Fury platforms — has been significantly scaled back, with part of the collaboration suspended; neither company has commented on why

    Bloomberg: Anduril's Year-Old Rheinmetall Drone Partnership Is Scaled Back
    Verified2026-07-23