Anduril Industries and Voyager Technologies have established a strategic partnership focused on propulsion and other technologies supporting US weapons and missile defense programs.
The agreement will cover development, testing, qualification, and production as various weapons programs transition toward higher-rate manufacturing. Voyager already holds contracts valued at more than $60 million to supply Anduril with technologies such as solid rocket motors and divert and attitude control systems. These agreements were signed before the new partnership and are now being expanded and formalized under the broader collaboration.
Voyager has also invested more than $500 million in propulsion, energetics, and advanced manufacturing capacity to support growing demand for defense technologies.
Anduril Expands Defense Production Network
The partnership with Voyager is part of Anduril’s wider strategy to increase production by working with companies that provide specialized engineering, manufacturing, and propulsion capabilities.
In September, Anduril and Boeing progressed their development of a midrange interceptor for the US Army’s Integrated Fires Protection Capability Increment 2 program. The team was selected to advance to the next stage of the competition, combining Boeing’s airframe and seeker technologies with Anduril’s solid rocket motor.
In July, Anduril partnered with Elbit Systems of America to pursue the US Army’s Self-Propelled Howitzer Modernization program. The collaboration aims to integrate Anduril’s autonomy and battlefield networking capabilities with Elbit’s SIGMA artillery platform.
Earlier, in April, Anduril announced a partnership with UK-based Kraken Technology Group to manufacture small unmanned surface vessels for the US Navy. Under the agreement, Anduril plans to produce Kraken’s K5 KRAKEN and K7 SABRE vessels at US facilities while integrating its Lattice autonomy software and naval payloads.
The growing network of partnerships highlights Anduril’s efforts to combine specialized technologies across propulsion, autonomy, manufacturing, and defense systems to accelerate the development and production of next-generation military capabilities.
