Know which of your products stop when a border closes.
For defence, security and space manufacturers in Central Europe: a two-to-three-week review of one product line's exposure to critical raw materials, built on OreOrbit's live data and signed by an analyst.
Book a free 30-minute intro call Read a sample review (PDF, 7 pages)
Who it is for
- Manufacturers and suppliers of ammunition, armoured vehicles, drones, optics, radar and electronics, whose parts depend on minerals refined mostly in China.
- Space companies with gallium and germanium in their solar cells and electronics.
- Large companies asked to assess their raw-material supply chains under Article 24 of the EU Critical Raw Materials Act, and the suppliers their prime contractors are now questioning.
What we offer
- OreOrbit
Free - The live atlas, the library of citable pages, the weekly brief and the in-browser assessment, which never sends your data anywhere.
- Readiness review
from €4,900 - One product line, two to three weeks. You get the register of every part with a critical raw material and where it comes from; a rating for each part; stress tests against real export controls; options for second sources in Europe; a report management can sign, and a board presentation. It supports documentation under Article 24 of the Critical Raw Materials Act.
Founding clients: the first three reviews cost €2,900, in exchange for a short testimonial and an anonymised case study. - Monitoring
from €390 / month - After a review: alerts when anything changes for your materials, sites and deadlines, a short monthly note written and checked by an analyst, and a yearly update of the register.
- Briefings
from €500 - A briefing for a board, an association or a ministry on critical raw materials and Europe's defence industry.
Prices exclude VAT where it applies. Larger product ranges are quoted after the intro call.
How a review runs
- A free 30-minute intro call to agree the product line and the people involved.
- Two working sessions with your engineering and purchasing teams to fill the register, part by part.
- Analysis and stress tests against export controls, chokepoints and sites, using OreOrbit's live data.
- The report and a presentation for management. You keep the register.
Your data
Your register stays yours. We sign a non-disclosure agreement on request, the register can be built in your browser so that it never leaves your premises, and nothing about your company is ever published. Anonymised, aggregated figures are only used with your written consent.
What it is, and what it is not
A review is an independent analysis of supply-chain risk, from public data and the information you provide. It supports the documentation the Critical Raw Materials Act asks for, but it is not legal advice or a certification; confirm your legal obligations with counsel.
Who does the work
David Madali, founder of Bohemia Defense and creator of OreOrbit. An analyst of the defence industry, critical raw materials and the space economy, quoted by BBC News Chinese, with a background in economic diplomacy at the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs and export consulting at CzechTrade.