Anduril CEO says defense-tech startup is open to building weapons hub outside US
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Anduril Industries CEO Brian Schimpf stated the defense-tech startup would "absolutely" consider building its next weapons manufacturing facility outside the US, potentially in an allied nation such as those in Europe. The company, currently constructing its first facility in Ohio, is open to expanding internationally, citing manufacturing talent available across Europe.
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· 2 pulledAnduril Industries Inc., one of the world's most valuable defense-tech startups, would 'absolutely' consider building its next weapons manufacturing hub outside the US
When you look across Europe, there's a lot of manufacturing talent that exists
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