In May 2026, Anduril raised a $5 billion Series H funding round at a $61 billion valuation, doubling its prior $30.5 billion valuation from 2025 and bringing total disclosed capital raised to roughly $11+ billion.

In June 2025, Anduril closed a $2.5 billion Series G round led by Founders Fund at a $30.5 billion valuation, including a $1 billion single check from Founders Fund, at the time the largest in that firm’s history.

Anduril has operationalized a layered counter‑UAS and autonomous defense stack—built around its Lattice AI command‑and‑control platform and systems like Roadrunner, Anvil, Pulsar, Sentry Towers, and distributed sensors—that is fielded and deployed in U.S. Army and allied programs.

Lattice has been selected as a tactical counter‑UAS C2 layer under a U.S. Army enterprise agreement with a ceiling around $20 billion over 10 years, indicating deep program‑of‑record integration with U.S. defense customers.

Analyst estimates put Anduril’s 2024 revenue in the multi‑billion‑dollar range (around $3.7B), implying very high growth given successive funding rounds and valuation step‑ups.

Anduril has extended Lattice into mission‑autonomy software for drone swarm management and AI‑based counter‑UAS, emphasizing distributed autonomy and small‑team control of large fleets of unmanned systems.

Across multiple funding rounds from Series E through Series G, Anduril has raised at least $6.35 billion in disclosed equity capital before the 2026 round, reflecting sustained investor conviction in its AI‑enabled defense model.

Anduril’s product line spans autonomous aerial, maritime, ground, and counter‑UAS systems unified under Lattice, demonstrating a broad multi‑domain approach rather than a single‑product strategy.