Anduril, a defense tech startup established by Palmer Luckey in 2017, is experiencing a surge in demand for its secondary shares. Early investors report numerous inquiries from parties eager to purchase shares, with valuations increasing significantly—buyers are willing to pay $36.3 billion for a stake in the company. The demand has led to Anduril moving up in industry rankings and features extensive market interest from family offices, VCs, and hedge funds, creating a competitive atmosphere for acquisitions, as noted by secondary brokers.
Early investors in Anduril have been getting a lot of reachouts from people clamoring to snap up their shares.
"There's a frenzy to get shares," said a secondary broker who declined to be identified for fear of alienating Anduril.
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