Saab has selected the American company Anduril Rocket Motor Systems as a supplier of solid rocket engines for high-precision GLSDB (Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bomb) systems. This is reported by ...

According to Luckey, Anduril roughly doubled its 2023 revenue in 2024, making "about a billion" dollars in 2024 sales. The company isn't believed to be profitable yet, so that doesn't mean much in ...

According to Luckey, Anduril roughly doubled its 2023 revenue in 2024, making "about a billion" dollars in 2024 sales. The company isn't believed to be profitable yet, so that doesn't mean much in ...

Today, Anduril is making $1 billion a year in revenue, its privately-owned stock has gone up 30-fold, and it wants to IPO. Anduril's a popular defense stock, but it costs far too much to justify ...

Anduril's a great AI company -- but it will likely make for a lousy IPO. Once upon a time, unicorn companies -- privately owned, but valued in excess of $1 billion -- were a rare breed.

As popular a stock as Anduril might be if it IPOs, that doesn't necessarily mean you should buy it. Consider what a $30.5 billion valuation means for a future publicly traded Anduril stock.

Anduril Industries last Friday said it has been selected by Saab, Inc. to design, develop, qualify, and produce solid rocket motors for the Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bomb (GLSDB). Saab Inc. is a ...

California-based Anduril, which has already supplied small drones to Ukraine and was making its debut at the air show, displayed a model of its 17-foot Fury drone, planned for production in 2027 ...

Anduril’s team is working on refining those specific recipes for various size munitions for which it will deliver rocket motors from 4.75 inch rockets for the U.S. Army to larger hypersonic ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Ohio senators pitched a grant to help cities and townships near major economic development projects build more housing. The Residential Economic Development District g… ...

Anduril was founded by Oculus founder Palmer Luckey, among others. One of the investors is Peter Thiel. "War on autopilot" has been contested for years.