# Anduril private-market evidence archive v1.0

## Cite this dataset

Dark Floors, *Anduril Private-Market Evidence Archive*, version 1.0.0, data through August 4, 2026. https://darkfloorsintel.com/companies/anduril

## Core finding

Anduril’s published price estimates diverge 2.3×, from $60 to $140 per share, across different dates, methods, securities, vehicles and evidence quality. Dark Floors does not average them.

The latest completed financing is the $5 billion Series H at a reported $61 billion valuation. Reported values near $100 billion and a conditional value near $110 billion remain uncompleted talks. No publicly verifiable, executable Anduril opportunity was found, so complete all-in cost for a $50,000 investment cannot be calculated and the available routes cannot be ranked responsibly.

The published models are $60, $116.17, $117.34 and $140 per share.

## Publication files

- `anduril_publishable_core_v1.csv` contains the observation-level public core used by the company workspace.
- `anduril_intelligence_v1.json` contains coverage counts, principal findings, model observations, conflicts, contract intelligence, missing evidence, limitations and quality-control results.
- `anduril_source_access_notes_v1.json` records public-access boundaries.

## Important boundaries

- A fund mark is an accounting observation, not a trade.
- A platform model is not an ask, bid or completed transaction.
- A proposed financing valuation is not a completed round.
- A government-contract ceiling is not an obligation, funded amount, backlog or revenue.
- No evidence found is not equivalent to zero cost.

## Provenance

The research package was completed in ChatGPT Work with 71 unique sources and a cutoff of `2026-08-04T05:37:45Z`. Its original generated-file sandbox links expired before Codex could copy them locally. This publication preserves the recovered package conclusions and coverage metrics, independently re-verifies the public core, and explicitly identifies what could not be recovered or reproduced.

## Update policy

Every future change should preserve the effective date, publication date, collection date, verification date, evidence class, source, calculation trail and revision reason. Historical observations should be superseded, not silently overwritten.