Later this year, Anduril's Arsenal One facility will also begin producing the Barracuda low-cost cruise missile and the Roadrunner reusable interceptor missile.

At Founders Fund, any single partner can effectively veto a potential investment deal.

Anduril plans to build local production facilities in allied countries to support their economies and fulfill large contracts.

Founders Fund intentionally avoids standing meetings like a typical Monday partner meeting to prevent making relative rather than absolute investment judgments.

The United States government determines which foreign countries Anduril can sell its military capabilities to through the foreign military sales program.

Founders Fund first invested in SpaceX around 2008, near the time of its second rocket flight.

Anduril has transitioned its corporate focus from technology innovation to large-scale manufacturing and production.

Founders Fund's investment strategy results in a highly concentrated portfolio, with approximately 40% of each fund invested in only a few companies.

The Arsenal One facility in Ohio will primarily produce Fury, Anduril's autonomous fighter aircraft, with initial units expected to be completed this summer.

Founders Fund has investments in SpaceX across nearly all of its venture and growth funds.