Hadrian, which uses AI-powered automation and modern software to build manufacturing facilities for aerospace, defense, and emerging industrial programs, recently announced expanded capital. With the latest investment, the company is valued at $1.6 billion. Hadrian said it plans to use the funding to accelerate factory expansion and advance its automated manufacturing roadmap. “For decades, the United States separated design from production and assumed global supply chains would carry the load,” stated Chris Power, the founder and CEO of Hadrian. “That assumption no longer holds,” he said. “This capital accelerates our ability to build the industrial capacity America needs by pairing advanced automation with workforce training designed for the scale of the opportunity in front of us.” Demand for domestic manufacturing capacity across aerospace, defense, and critical infrastructure continues to grow, noted Hadrian. The company said it is building advanced factories designed to produce mission-critical components, assemblies, and full product lines with speed, reliability, and scale.

Full report : U.S. Defense startup, Hadrian raises funds to finance its expanded manufacturing facilities, valued at $1.6 billion.

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