Anduril says a delayed U.S. arms package for Taiwan is affecting its business.
Founder Palmer Luckey said the months-long delay is affecting the defense company, while the package’s approval status remains unclear.
By TomorrowNews · AI-assisted briefing · Briefing published 20 September 2026
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Anduril founder Palmer Luckey said a roughly $14 billion U.S. arms package for Taiwan, awaiting presidential approval for months, is affecting his company’s business. Reuters reported that he declined to describe the commercial impact in detail.
Anduril supplies Taiwan with the Altius drone and is jointly producing the Barracuda-500 system there. The status of the wider package remained unclear, and Reuters said the White House had not immediately commented.
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