Map any company's global supply chain.
Each map breaks a company down into customers, manufacturers, materials, and equipment suppliers โ with tickers, risk flags, and live-ish prices.
Every company across every map, in one graph. Click to explore โ drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, click a company to open its map. Hover a company to see who it relies on and who relies on it.
Factory Automation & Robotics (Japan)
Fanuc is one of the world's largest makers of industrial robots, CNC controls, and factory automation โ the machines that build cars, electronics, and batteries. Its own tools depend on steel, rare-earth magnets, and chips.
8 companies mapped
Chemicals (Germany)
BASF is the world's largest chemical producer, turning oil, gas, and industrial gases into the engineering plastics, coatings, and agricultural chemicals that feed autos, manufacturing, and farming.
7 companies mapped
Steel (India)
Tata Steel is one of the world's largest steelmakers, turning iron ore and coking coal into the steel that underpins India's autos, construction, and infrastructure.
8 companies mapped
Aluminium & Copper (India)
Hindalco Industries, the Aditya Birla Group metals flagship (and owner of Novelis), is one of the world's largest aluminium and copper producers. It turns bauxite and ore into metal for autos, packaging, and construction.
8 companies mapped
Automobiles โ Mass Market (South Korea)
Hyundai Motor is one of the world's largest automakers, building the Hyundai, Genesis, and (with Kia) a shared platform empire. It draws on Korean battery makers, global steel, and a wide electronics supply base.
9 companies mapped
Automobiles โ Luxury (Germany)
Mercedes-Benz Group is a leading luxury automaker. Its vehicles pair premium steel and aluminium bodies with high-capacity batteries, chips, and electronic modules from a global tier-1 base.
10 companies mapped
Automobiles โ Premium (Germany)
BMW is a leading premium automaker building the BMW, MINI, and Rolls-Royce brands. Its cars combine steel and aluminium bodies with high-end batteries, chips, and electronics from a global supplier base.
10 companies mapped
Automobiles โ Mass Market & Premium (Germany)
Volkswagen Group is the world's largest automaker by volume, spanning VW, Audi, Porsche, ล koda and more. It assembles cars from steel, batteries, and electronics sourced from a global tier-1 network.
10 companies mapped
Automotive Components โ Wiring Harnesses, Mirrors & Modules
Samvardhana Motherson International is one of the world's largest auto-component suppliers โ wiring harnesses, rear-view vision systems, and polymer modules that go into cars from nearly every major automaker. It's a hidden enabler: ~22% of the global exterior-mirror market and ~65% of India's passenger-car wiring harnesses.
12 companies mapped
Semiconductor Equipment โ Process Control, Inspection & Metrology
KLA Corporation dominates semiconductor process control โ the inspection and metrology tools that find nanometer-scale defects on wafers and reticles. Its customers are the world's leading fabs; its own tools depend on a narrow base of precision-optics, laser, and photonics suppliers.
13 companies mapped
Semiconductor Components
Ferrotec Holdings makes the quartz crucibles, precision ceramics, thermal systems and silicon wafers that feed semiconductor crystal-growth and process lines. A major share of its production sits in China, a real geopolitical concentration in an otherwise Japanese-led chain.
7 companies mapped