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U.S. defense technology firm Anduril Industries is reportedly in discussions to raise billions of dollars in fresh funding at a valuation of at least $60 billion, according to a recent report by The Information citing sources familiar with the matter. If finalized, the new valuation would mark a significant leap from the company’s $30.5 billion valuation achieved during its $2.5 billion funding round in June last year.
The potential capital injection is expected to provide Anduril with substantial financial flexibility to accelerate the construction of its first large-scale weapons manufacturing facility. In addition, the funding would support the development of an autonomous fighter jet, underscoring the company’s growing ambitions in advanced military aviation and AI-powered defense systems.
Founded in 2017 and backed by prominent venture capital firm Founders Fund, Anduril has rapidly emerged as one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent defense-tech startups. The company specializes in autonomous defense technology, including advanced sensors, surveillance systems, and a wide range of military drones. Its focus on low-cost, AI-driven defense solutions has gained traction as modern warfare increasingly relies on unmanned systems and automation.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has highlighted the strategic importance of drones and autonomous weapons, further boosting investor interest in defense technology companies like Anduril. At the same time, U.S. President Donald Trump has urged the Pentagon to accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge military technologies to strengthen America’s defense capabilities and counter China’s growing military influence.
Although Anduril has not yet commented publicly on the reported funding talks, a successful round at a $60 billion valuation would solidify its position as a leading player in the global defense technology sector and one of the most valuable private defense startups in the United States.
