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Anduril Industries, Inc.

Jarsy Token Name:

JANDL

Latest Valuation

$28 Billion

With just $10, gain exposure to Anduril by investing in JANDL tokens. Join us on a journey to transform defense capabilities with advanced technology and autonomous systems for national security!

JANDL is a token issued by Jarsy, backed by Anduril's equity. Founded in 2017, Anduril has grown into a leading defense technology company, leveraging AI, autonomous systems, and advanced software to solve critical challenges in the national security sector. Anduril's family of systems—from Lattice AI operating system to Counter UAS, Barracuda, and Roadrunner—continues to redefine how the United States and allies address evolving security threats.

Valuation History

Opportunities and Headwinds

Bullish

Rapid Growth and Scale

Strategic Defense Partnerships

Advanced AI and Autonomous Systems

Innovative Product Portfolio

Strong Investor Backing

Experienced Leadership Team

Manufacturing Scale-Up

Bearish

Regulatory and Export Challenges

Competition from Established Defense Contractors

Government Budget Dependencies

Technology Adoption Barriers

Talent Acquisition Challenges

Ethical and Public Perception Concerns

Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.
Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.
Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.
Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.

Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.
Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.
Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.
Anduril Industries raised $2.58 billion in Series G funding, valuing the defense technology company at $28 billion post-money. The round was led by Founders Fund.
Anduril Industries announced it has doubled its annual revenue to $1 billion in 2024, up from $500 million in 2023, as demand for its AI-powered defense systems continues to grow amid global security concerns.
The Pentagon awarded Anduril a $96 million contract to provide counter-drone systems, expanding the startup's footprint in the rapidly growing market for autonomous defense technology.
Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey stated that the company is on track to become 'the largest defense technology company in the world' following its latest funding round, citing the urgent need to rebuild America's defense industrial base.
Anduril announced a strategic partnership with the Australian Defence Force to develop and deploy autonomous systems for maritime surveillance, representing the company's largest international expansion to date.

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