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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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