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Pick a company to see where it actually produces — every country in its footprint, shaded by capacity share — overlaid with the countries whose register actions name it (severity ring + action count), plus violet arcs to the chokepoint countries its material inputs depend on. The map is a lens; the dossier and register are the source of record.
Honeywell Aerospace produces across 2 countries — 85% of mapped capacity sits in 🇺🇸 United States (HQ 🇺🇸 United States).
material exposures: titanium · nickel · cobalt · chromium · tantalum · tungsten · tin
No register action names Honeywell Aerospace yet — footprint only.
Its 7 scored input materials trace to 1 supplier country — 1 refines >70% in a single country. Top input chokepoint: 🇨🇳 China (tungsten 90%, cobalt 78%, titanium 70%, +4) — nearest ex-🇨🇳 tungsten producer: 🇦🇹 Austria ~4% — ~6-12mo to ramp (share-of-stage heuristic, not a sourced qualification time).Armed chokepoint: 🇨🇳 China has itself issued 8 register actions restricting the inputs it already dominates — cobalt (4), tungsten (4) — max severity 5/5. This share is a demonstrated lever, not just a concentration.Latest: China State Council Order No. 839 — Regulations for the Implementation of the Mineral Resources Law · 2026-05-20 · 140d ago
Substitutes & lead-time to switch: nickel → · cobalt → · chromium → · tungsten → · tin →
Reading the map: green shading = the company's production countries by capacity share, with dots at facility cities (dashed = approximate, country-level). Violet arcs = INPUT DEPENDENCIES — they run from the country that dominates world production/refining of a material the company consumes to the company's base; the % is that country's share of world supply at the named stage, NOT an import/export volume. Severity rings = countries whose register actions name the company.