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Anduril Industries, Inc. is a privately owned defense technology company headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, and run by co-founder and CEO Brian Schimpf. It sells autonomous systems, sensors and its Lattice software to governments, runs an online Anduril Gear Store that sells branded merchandise to the public, and in 2026 announced large Army and Navy contracts. No published complaint reports are currently linked to this profile.

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WEBSITEanduril.com
HEADQUARTERSCosta Mesa, CA
PROFILE CHECKED2026-11-04
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  • UnverifiedPhone number listed in business directories, not on anduril.com(949) 891-1607
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Locations

  • Headquarters1400 Anduril Costa Mesa CA 92626
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Company Information

Legal name
Anduril Industries, Inc.
Founded
2017
Business type
Privately held defense technology company that develops and sells autonomous systems, sensors and the Lattice software platform to the U.S. military and allied governments
Website
anduril.comSource: Anduril official website, checked 2026-10-27
Headquarters
Costa Mesa, CASource: Applicant Privacy Notice: 'by mail to: Attention - Legal, 1400 Anduril, Costa Mesa, California, 92626, USA', checked 2026-11-03
  • Site operator: the Terms of Use of www.anduril.com name Anduril Industries, Inc. as owner and operator of the site.
  • Incorporated: in Delaware, according to the SEC's complaint against Giovanni Pennetta.
  • CEO: Brian Schimpf, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, according to the Leadership page.
  • Ownership: the company states it is privately owned; its shares are not publicly traded.
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Complaints and where to report a problem

No published complaint reports are currently linked to this profile.

Anduril's Careers page warns of people posing as Anduril recruiters with fake interviews and job offers, and its Investor Relations page warns of funds that claim to sell access to Anduril shares without owning any.

Fraud that used the Anduril name. Giovanni Pennetta, who managed the Manhattan-based adviser Sestante Capital, pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud in March 2026 in a federal criminal case (United States v. Pennetta, S.D.N.Y., 25-cr-577). The count accused him of falsely claiming access to shares of private companies. On June 8, 2026 he was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to pay $11,928,266.25 in restitution and to forfeit $12,546,279.86. Separately, on June 22, 2026 the SEC sued him (SEC v. Pennetta, S.D.N.Y., 1:26-cv-05209), alleging he took more than $10.5 million from at least six investors by falsely claiming access to Anduril shares and misappropriated over $6.2 million of it. The SEC complaint says neither he nor his companies ever held or had access to Anduril shares, and it does not accuse Anduril of wrongdoing. In September 2026 a consent judgment permanently enjoined him from further violations of the securities laws it names, and an SEC order barred him from association with brokers, dealers and investment advisers.

Lawsuits involving Anduril. Nicholas Alley, founder of Area-I and one of its former stockholders, filed a contract claim over earnout payments in Delaware in 2023 and a disability employment suit in California, and Iron Bird LLC voluntarily dismissed its patent suit about a month after filing it. Anduril itself brought a trade-secrets suit against Salient Motion, which the court dismissed with prejudice in 2024 after a reported settlement. None of these five was reported as a class action. Separately, an individual filed a National Labor Relations Board charge against Anduril in Atlanta in April 2024 (10-CA-339545), alleging coercive rules and retaliation for concerted activity. The NLRB issued a dismissal letter in April 2025 and lists the case as closed.

Reviews and complaints elsewhere. Trustpilot has no page for anduril.com.

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Where to report. Report fake recruiters to Anduril at [email protected], as its Careers page asks. In the U.S., a fake job offer or other fraud that used the Anduril name can also be reported to the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov, and online fraud that cost you money to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov. An offer to sell you Anduril shares, or a fund promising access to them, can be reported to the SEC at sec.gov/tcr or to your state securities regulator. Outside the U.S., use your country's national fraud-reporting service or the police.

Employees and job applicants. A complaint of workplace discrimination, harassment or disability bias can go to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (eeoc.gov) and, in California, the Civil Rights Department (calcivilrights.ca.gov). Unpaid wage claims in California go to the state Labor Commissioner, and charges about union activity or other unfair labor practices go to the National Labor Relations Board (nlrb.gov). Outside California, use your state's labor and civil rights agencies.

Suppliers and Gear Store buyers. Anduril keeps a Supplier Relations page at anduril.com/supplier-relations. Gear Store order problems go first to [email protected]; if a charge stays unresolved, dispute it with your card issuer.

If you already paid or shared personal data. Call your bank or card issuer right away to stop or dispute the payment. If you gave out a Social Security number or bank details, IdentityTheft.gov, run by the FTC, gives a step-by-step recovery plan, including how to place a fraud alert or credit freeze.

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Anduril contacts, applying for a job, and checking a recruiter

Anduril sells its defense products to governments, so there is no consumer service plan to cancel. The public can buy branded merchandise from its online Anduril Gear Store.

Customer service phone number. Anduril does not publish a customer service phone number on its website. Business directories list (949) 891-1607 for its Costa Mesa headquarters; for anything in writing, use the email addresses on this page.

Contact channels the company publishes. General contact, in its site footer: [email protected]. Press and media: [email protected]. Privacy requests: [email protected], or by mail to Attention - Legal, 1400 Anduril, Costa Mesa, California 92626. Concerns about a fund claiming access to Anduril stock: [email protected].

Anduril Gear Store orders. The store at gear.anduril.com is run by Anduril Industries, Inc. and lists [email protected] as its contact. Its refund policy allows returns of most new, unopened in-stock items within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. Report a damaged or defective item to that address within 30 days of delivery, with your order number and photos or videos. A pre-order can be canceled for a full refund until it ships, by emailing [email protected] with the order number; once it ships, the sale is final.

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Relics and auction items are final sale, even if defective. Limited edition items can come back only if defective or damaged on arrival, and you need a return authorization from customer support first.

Applying. Current openings are listed at anduril.com/open-roles. Internships for students and full-time roles for recent graduates are at anduril.com/early-careers, and full-time and SkillBridge fellowship roles for veterans and transitioning service members are at anduril.com/veteran-careers.

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Checking a recruiter. The Careers page warns of people who impersonate Anduril representatives and lure job seekers with false interviews or job offers. It says hiring is free, that Anduril never asks for payment or financial details such as bank, card or Social Security numbers, that email from its recruiters "will only come from an @anduril.com address", and that a recruiting agency's email will clearly name the agency. Before you respond:

  • check that the sender's address ends in @anduril.com before you share personal information or click a link;
  • do not engage with a message that looks suspicious, contains grammatical errors or makes unusual requests;
  • if an agency contacts you about an Anduril role and something seems wrong, ask Anduril at [email protected] to confirm the agency is genuine;
  • report any fraudulent outreach in Anduril's name to [email protected].

Offers of Anduril stock. The Investor Relations page says Anduril "does not currently offer opportunities for retail investors to invest in the company" and that its stock is available only to a small number of investors. It warns about investment funds that do not own Anduril shares but claim to give retail investors access to them, says it cannot vouch for such claims, and advises anyone approached this way to contact local law enforcement, a securities regulator or, in the U.S., the SEC. It also points readers to the investor alerts published by the SEC and FINRA.

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Court & Public Records

Anderson v. Anduril Industries, Inc

Filed

U.S. District Court, N.D. GeorgiaDocket 1:26-cv-01390Source ↗

Filed — no final outcome recorded

These are allegations, not findings.

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Mark Edward Anderson filed a job discrimination complaint citing religion under Title VII, with a jury demand. The complaint is the only entry on the public docket.

Nicholas Alley v. Anduril Industries, Inc.

Filed

Delaware Court of ChanceryDocket 2023-0958Source ↗

Filed — no final outcome recorded

These are the plaintiff's allegations, not findings.

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Breach-of-contract suit filed in September 2023 by Nicholas Alley, founder of drone maker Area-I and one of its former stockholders, on behalf of Area-I's former stockholders after Anduril bought the company in 2021. The complaint alleged that Anduril diverted Area-I's revenue and resources to avoid more than $15 million in earnout payments, and it sought at least $15 million.

Nicholas Alley v. Anduril Industries, Inc. and Area-I, LLC

Appeal decided

U.S. District Court, Central District of CaliforniaDocket 8:23-cv-01793Source ↗

Appeal decided

Alley appealed to the Ninth Circuit (24-6184), and in March 2025 the appeal was voluntarily dismissed under Rule 42(b) by agreement of the parties, with each side bearing its own costs and fees on appeal.

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Employment suit under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The federal docket shows the case terminated in the district court on September 9, 2024.

Iron Bird LLC v. Anduril Industries, Inc.

Dismissed

U.S. District Court, District of DelawareDocket 1:25-cv-00210Source ↗

Dismissed

Patent infringement suit over U.S. Patent 7,400,950. Iron Bird filed a notice of voluntary dismissal on March 26, 2025, and the court closed the case the same day.

Anduril Industries, Inc. v. Salient Motion Inc.

Settled

U.S. District Court, Central District of CaliforniaDocket 8:23-cv-01650Source ↗

Settled

It gave no settlement terms.

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Anduril is the plaintiff here. It sued Salient Motion and three former employees who founded it, accusing them of stealing trade secrets and breaking their employee contracts. Salient countersued and denied taking any intellectual property. In August 2024, on a joint motion, the court dismissed Salient, two of the founders and the counterclaim with prejudice, and on November 20, 2024 it dismissed the rest of the complaint with prejudice and closed the case. TechCrunch reported in October 2024 that the suits had been settled that July.

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Who Anduril is and what it sells

Business. Anduril describes itself as "a defense products company" whose core product is Lattice, a software platform that connects and runs large numbers of sensors, drones and other systems. Its Mission page says that, unlike most defense contractors, it funds its own research and development and sells finished products rather than waiting for a government to specify what it needs.

Founders and leadership. According to the company's Leadership page, Palmer Luckey, who earlier built Oculus VR, founded Anduril Industries in 2017. The page lists him as Founder, Brian Schimpf as Co-Founder and CEO, Trae Stephens as Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, and Matt Grimm as Co-Founder and COO.

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Owners and funding. Anduril is privately owned, and its stock does not trade on an exchange. In May 2026 it raised $5 billion in a Series H round led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, at a $61 billion valuation, and said its 2025 revenue was $2.2 billion. In October 2026 it confirmed to CNBC an employee tender offer at $94.80 a share, which values the company at about $90 billion. CEO Brian Schimpf told CNBC in July 2026 that the company is not rushing to go public.

Government contracts announced in 2026.

  • Army enterprise agreement. Nextgov/FCW reported on March 16, 2026 that the Army combined 120 separate Anduril contracts into one agreement with a potential ceiling of $20 billion over up to 10 years (a five-year base period plus one five-year option), centered mainly on Lattice.
  • Army Next-Generation Command and Control (NGC2). In an announcement on October 5, 2026, reported by DefenseScoop, Anduril said the Army awarded it a five-year contract worth up to $1.8 billion to field the NGC2 common data layer, with a base period of $162.8 million starting with I Corps.
  • Navy submarine work. Anduril's October 6, 2026 release says the Navy awarded it a contract of up to $2.9 billion, with payments tied to demonstrated production results, and that Anduril will put $3.7 billion of private capital into Arsenal-2, a shipyard at Tradepoint Atlantic in Baltimore County, Maryland. The release says Arsenal-2 is to build complex components and large-scale assemblies of Virginia-class submarines for final assembly by General Dynamics Electric Boat and Newport News Shipbuilding. Until Arsenal-2 opens, an Anduril facility in Orange County, California is to make test assets and components such as torpedo tubes; press coverage reports that larger modules and hull sections are planned once the Maryland yard is running.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I contact Anduril?

The site footer lists [email protected]. Press inquiries go to [email protected], and privacy requests to [email protected] or by mail to Attention - Legal, 1400 Anduril, Costa Mesa, California 92626. Concerns about funds claiming access to its stock go to [email protected], and Gear Store orders to [email protected]. Anduril does not publish a telephone number.

How do I apply for a job at Anduril?

Apply through the company's own job listings at anduril.com/open-roles. Students and recent graduates can start at anduril.com/early-careers, and veterans and transitioning service members at anduril.com/veteran-careers. Anduril says recruitment is free and that its recruiters write only from @anduril.com addresses.

Does Anduril charge applicants or ask for bank details?

The Careers page states: "Anduril will never solicit payment or demand personal financial details (such as banking information, credit card numbers, or social security numbers) at any stage of our hiring process. Our legitimate recruitment is entirely free for candidates."

How can I check whether a recruiter email is from Anduril?

Anduril says its recruiters' email "will only come from an @anduril.com address" and that an agency's email "will clearly identify their agency". It asks people to confirm the sender's domain before sharing personal information and to report suspicious outreach to [email protected].

Can I buy Anduril stock?

Not on a stock exchange. The company's Investor Relations page says "Anduril is privately owned", that its stock is available only to a small number of investors, and that it "does not currently offer opportunities for retail investors to invest in the company". It warns that it cannot vouch for funds that claim to give retail investors access to Anduril shares, and it advises anyone who received such an offer to contact law enforcement, a securities regulator or the SEC, which takes tips at sec.gov/tcr.

Does Anduril have a BBB or Trustpilot page?

Trustpilot has no page for anduril.com. To reach the company, use the email addresses it publishes; to report fraud that uses its name, write to [email protected] and, in the U.S., file a report with the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.

What government contracts has Anduril announced?

Nextgov/FCW reported a March 2026 Army enterprise agreement with a potential $20 billion ceiling over up to 10 years. Anduril's own releases of October 5 and 6, 2026 describe an Army NGC2 contract valued at up to $1.8 billion over five years and a Navy contract of up to $2.9 billion. A ceiling is a maximum value, not money already paid.

Is Anduril a scam?

Anduril Industries, Inc. is a privately owned Delaware defense company founded in 2017 and headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, and it sells its defense products to the U.S. military and allied governments. The company itself uses the word scam about people who borrow its name: its Investor Relations page says any offer to invest in Anduril that does not come from or through Anduril is "very likely a scam", and its Careers page warns of fake recruiters. Giovanni Pennetta pleaded guilty to wire fraud in a criminal case, and in June 2026 the SEC separately sued him over false claims of access to Anduril shares; the SEC complaint does not accuse Anduril of wrongdoing.

Is Anduril legit?

Anduril Industries, Inc. is named in the Terms of Use of anduril.com as the owner and operator of the site. It was founded in 2017 by Palmer Luckey, Brian Schimpf is its CEO, and its 2026 Army contracts were reported by Nextgov/FCW and DefenseScoop. To check an approach in its name: recruiters write only from @anduril.com addresses or clearly name their agency, hiring is free, and the company says it does not currently offer shares to retail investors. The suits listed on this page are contract, patent, trade-secrets and employment disputes.

What is the Anduril customer service phone number and email address?

Anduril does not publish a customer service phone number on its website; business directories list (949) 891-1607 for its Costa Mesa headquarters. The email address in its site footer is [email protected]. Orders from its merchandise shop, the Anduril Gear Store, are handled at [email protected].

Who owns Anduril and who is the CEO?

Anduril is privately owned, and its Investor Relations page says its stock is available only to a small number of investors. Its May 2026 funding round was led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz, and in October 2026 it confirmed an employee tender offer. Brian Schimpf is Co-Founder and CEO, Palmer Luckey is the Founder, Trae Stephens is Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, and Matt Grimm is Co-Founder and COO.

Where is the Anduril corporate office?

Anduril's headquarters is in Costa Mesa, California. The address it publishes for legal and privacy mail is Attention - Legal, 1400 Anduril, Costa Mesa, California 92626.

Has Anduril been sued? Is there a class action lawsuit?

Anduril has been sued. In September 2023 Nicholas Alley, founder of Area-I, a drone maker Anduril bought in 2021, filed a Delaware contract suit alleging that Anduril avoided earnout payments and seeking at least $15 million; these are his allegations, not findings. He also filed a California disability employment suit, and his appeal in that case was voluntarily dismissed in March 2025. Iron Bird LLC filed a patent suit in Delaware in 2025 and voluntarily dismissed it about a month later. In March 2026 Mark Edward Anderson filed a job discrimination complaint citing religion (Anderson v. Anduril Industries, No. 1:26-cv-01390, N.D. Ga.); these too are allegations. None of these was reported as a class action. Anduril also brought its own trade-secrets suit against Salient Motion, which the court dismissed in 2024 after a settlement reported by TechCrunch.

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