Critical Minerals Supply Chain Intelligence Hub

Antimony. Gallium. Germanium.

From advanced weapons systems and electric vehicles to semiconductors and renewable energy, critical minerals are the raw inputs behind the world’s most vital technologies.

Rising geopolitical tensions and Chinese export restrictions are making these unseen building blocks into high-risk dependencies for U.S. defense, energy, and manufacturing supply chains. 

 

Exiger helps you understand your exposure and take action before increasing restrictions disrupt operations.

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on-demand webinar

Under Pressure The Fight for Critical Minerals Security

This Exiger webinar breaks down how to pinpoint material dependencies deep within your products, prepare for federal mandates, and apply AI to predict risk and control costs. Watch on-demand for clear, practical guidance from experts on navigating today’s critical minerals landscape.

Steps to Build Resilient Supply Chains and Mitigate Critical Mineral Dependencies

To stay competitive, organizations must harness technology to provide a more comprehensive view of critical mineral exposure. These four steps will help you take control of your critical mineral strategy and protect against supply chain disruption

Illuminate Supply Chains

Evaluate critical mineral usage across systems down to specific products and perform comprehensive risk mapping.

Identify Vulnerabilities

Understand where there are dependencies in extended supply chain, from geopolitical and supplier concentration risk to price volatility risk.

Mitigate Vulnerabilities

Strengthen supply chain resilience by diversifying and friend-shoring sources, stockpiling critical components, and using price forecasts to optimize sourcing strategies.

Continuous Monitoring

Track real-time risks at the part and supplier level, improve sourcing strategy with accurate price forecasts, and conduct scenario analyses of potential risk events.

Exiger Critical Mineral Visibility

Identify critical mineral content in your parts and products. Map your supply chain from the weapon system or product all the way to the hole in the ground. 

Start with technical data packages, part numbers, general descriptions…and more. The 1Exiger platform ingests and analyzes data from across commercial, government, and proprietary sources to pinpoint material content, trace sub-tier suppliers, and surface risk hidden deep within supply chains.

Leverage the leading Exiger and MetalMiner technology selected by DARPA to improve transparency in
critical minerals commodity pricing and supply, demand, and capacity forecasting.

Identify systems, parts, and components across tens of thousands of suppliers and millions of parts containing restricted minerals down to specific identification numbers, codes, or part numbers in a matter of hours.

Works with a range of data formats, including Excel sheets, catalogs, and technical data packages in PDFs, including engineering drawings and BOMs, to identify critical mineral exposure.

Government-wide FedRAMP Moderate authorization ensures complete coverage and participation for all agencies and contractors with controlled unclassified information (CUI).

Map minerals to risk

See Exiger in Action.

Organizations are struggling to pinpoint where critical minerals exist in their products and supply chains—let alone assess the risks tied to them.

 

The 1Exiger platform connects information like engineering data, procurement records, and global trade intelligence to identify material-level risk across even the most complex supplier networks. With AI that parses everything from PDFs to part numbers, we surface what other tools can’t find.

 

Request a demo to see how Exiger helps you get ahead of export restrictions, sourcing constraints, and shifting federal requirements with precision and speed.

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