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Anduril discusses potential missile manufacturing in Poland

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Brian Moran, Vice President for Europe at Anduril, stated that the U.S. defense firm could eventually manufacture its Steelfin interceptor missiles in Europe. Moran also noted that Anduril is already in discussions with Polish government agencies regarding establishing production of its Barracuda-500 cruise missile in Poland. The company views Steelfin as a more affordable interceptor system compared to existing defense systems.

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The discussions align with Poland's goal to expand domestic arms production and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers. Global conflicts have strained the supply of air defense interceptor missiles, creating a market need that Anduril is looking to address through European partnerships.

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  • Brian MoranVice President for Europe at Anduril, discussing potential defense manufacturing in Poland
  • PolandCountry seeking to expand domestic arms production and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers

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