Anduril eyes new funding round at $120 billion valuation
Anduril is considering a new fundraising round that would value the company at $120 billion, nearly double its valuation from May 2026.
What happened
According to reporting, Anduril Industries is exploring a new funding round that would value the company at approximately $120 billion. This would represent a significant increase from the company's $61 billion valuation in May 2026, reflecting rapid growth in the defense-technology sector. The timing comes as Anduril has been aggressively hiring and expanding its operations.
Background
Anduril Industries was founded in 2017 by Palmer Luckey, Trae Stephens, Brian Schimpf, Matt Grimm, and Joe Chen. The company remains private and focuses on defense software and autonomous systems, with Lattice as its core software platform. In May 2026, the company was valued at $61 billion. The company has also conducted secondary employee tender offers, most recently in October 2026 at $94.80 per share, which implied a $90 billion valuation.
What to watch next
Watch for an announcement confirming whether Anduril proceeds with the funding round, details on the terms, and the identities of participating investors.
Sources
- Original report: Anduril eyes new round at $120B, nearly double its May valuation (Dealroom, Oct 28, 2026) Other outlet
- FourWeekMBA: Anduril Mulls Raising at $120B, Nearly 2x Its May Valuation Other outlet
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