Covenant Unveils Anthem: A Mass-Produced, Cheaper Path to Long-Range Strikes

Covenant, a new defense startup, says its Anthem long-range munition is designed for rapid, large-scale production as a cheaper alternative to existing cruise missiles. The ground-launched system reportedly offers about 1,200 km range with a 200+ kg warhead, and Covenant envisions up to 12,000 units per year produced in the U.S., Germany, and Israel, with first U.S. deliveries in 2027 and a naval version (Maritime Anthem) in development. The weapon has undergone 200+ test flights, including demonstrations tied to U.S. Army exercises, and the company emphasizes a resilient, multi-supplier defense supply chain. Pricing is expected in the mid-six figures, though many performance details remain undisclosed.
- Army Now Testing Anthem Long-Range Strike Weapon Built for Mass Production TWZ
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- Thiel-backed start-up to mass-produce ‘deep strike’ missiles in Europe and US Financial Times
- Silicon Valley-backed Covenant unveils low-cost, mass-producible cruise missile Reuters
- US Startup Plans Mass Production Of Cruise Missiles in Germany bloomberg.com
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