Where is Anduril Industries headquartered?

Anduril is headquartered in Costa Mesa, California, at The Press (1400 Anduril Way, Costa Mesa, CA 92626) — a former Los Angeles Times printing and distribution plant in Orange County that the company redeveloped into its main campus.

Costa Mesa is the center of gravity for product, engineering, and leadership, and remains the company's largest single hub even as the Ohio factory scales up.

In the U.S., Anduril operates satellite offices in the Boston/Lexington area (Massachusetts), Seattle, Washington D.C. (near its government customers), and Atlanta/Marietta, Georgia. Internationally, it has offices in London (Tintagel House, on the Albert Embankment) and Sydney, Australia (Governor Phillip Tower).

Its most significant new footprint is Arsenal-1, a roughly $1 billion, five-million-square-foot mass-manufacturing facility in Pickaway County, Ohio near Rickenbacker International Airport south of Columbus. Built in partnership with the state — the largest job-creation deal in Ohio history, with ~4,000 jobs planned — it began producing the Fury autonomous aircraft in early 2026, ahead of schedule, and is designed to turn out tens of thousands of autonomous systems per year.

Anduril's buyers and engineers cluster in two main U.S. zones: Southern California (the Costa Mesa HQ, Pacific time) and the D.C. corridor (Eastern time), where its government and contract relationships concentrate. The Ohio factory adds a major Midwest operations and supply-chain center.

For field events and ABM, Orange County and Washington D.C. are the highest-density targets, with Boston and Seattle as secondary engineering hubs and Columbus/Pickaway County as the operations and manufacturing hub. The London and Sydney offices anchor allied-government business (the UK and Australia), so EMEA and APAC territory plans should treat those as the entry points for international programs.