Anduril founder Palmer Lucky said the defense tech company will go public and spend $900 million to build the Arsenal-1 facility in Ohio.

Defense tech startup Anduril Industries will eventually go public, according to founder and CEO Palmer Luckey.

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Defense tech startup Anduril Industries will go public, founder and CEO Palmer Luckey said Tuesday. "We are definitely going to be a publicly traded company," he told CNBC's "Closing Bell ...

He added that there isn't "really a path" for a company like Anduril to win significant trillion-dollar defense contracts without going public. Luckey did not detail an IPO timeline. Since its ...