Bohemia Defense
Prague · Defence industry · Critical raw materials · Space
Independent analysis of Europe's defence industry, from Prague. We map the materials, factories and supply chains Europe's security depends on, and help manufacturers see where they are exposed.
Three ways into the same question: what Europe's defence industry runs on, and how secure that is.
Case studies on NATO, Ukraine, Africa and the European defence industry, published here and on LinkedIn.
A free, live atlas of the mines, refineries, sea routes and chokepoints behind the ten minerals Europe's defence and space industries run on.
Supply-chain risk reviews for defence and space manufacturers: which of your products stop when a border closes, in two to three weeks.
Satellite pictures of 31 sites every week; ships, heat at the plants, conflict and export-control deadlines every few hours. Built by Bohemia Defense, free for everyone.
For defence, security and space manufacturers in Central Europe: a review of one product line's exposure to critical raw materials, built on OreOrbit's live data and signed by an analyst.
The live atlas, a library of citable pages and an assessment that runs in your browser.
One product line in two to three weeks: the register, ratings, stress tests, European second sources and a report your board can sign. Supports Article 24 of the Critical Raw Materials Act.
Alerts on your materials, sites and deadlines, and a monthly note written and checked by an analyst.
For boards, associations and ministries on critical raw materials and Europe's defence industry.
Founding clients: the first three reviews cost €2,900, in exchange for a short testimonial and an anonymised case study. Prices exclude VAT where it applies.
From Bohemia Defense's publications.
David Madali is a Prague-based analyst of the defence industry, critical raw materials and the space economy. He founded Bohemia Defense in 2024 and built OreOrbit.
BBC News Chinese has quoted him as an analyst. His background is in economics, economic diplomacy at the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs and export consulting at CzechTrade, where he set up a cluster of 12 security-industry companies.
Analysis, reviews, briefings or a conversation about Europe's defence supply chains.