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Lawmakers Press Army Under Secretary Nom Obadal On Retaining His Equity In Anduril

Lawmakers Press Army Under Secretary Nom Obadal On Retaining His Equity In Anduril
Anduril executive and Army veteran Michael Obadal, nominee to be Army under secretary

Lawmakers on Thursday pressed Army under secretary nominee Michael Obadal on avoiding conflicts of interest with his recent employer Anduril Industries, as he plans to retain his vested equity in the firm. “We understand you’re from Anduril and no one quibbles with that. It’s a company that does a lot of good work with the Defense Department. But if I’m hearing correctly, you are not going to divest from all of your stock. And I know you’ve got a deal.…

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