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Analyses ready to run

Ten templates for the questions that keep coming back: an acquisition, a supplier, a crisis, a target. One click, a sourced dossier on your context.

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Your strategic questions keep coming back.

Assessing a target, comparing competitors, responding to a crisis: these analyses come round again and again, and each time you start from a blank page.

01Time lost rebuilding similar analyses

02Uneven dossiers depending on who prepares them

03No shared record of decision criteria

How it works

You pick a template

M&A signal, supplier risk, crisis response, quick due diligence, competitive benchmark, market or expansion analysis, sector watch…

You refine with a few choices

The target, the period, the angles that matter: a few options are enough, your watchlist supplies the rest of the context.

You get a structured dossier

Findings, risks, recommendation and cited sources, in the same format every time, ready to share or to turn into a decision.

Who benefits?

Three roles, one shared need: handling recurring questions with the same rigour.

Investor

PAIN

I screen many deals, each needing the same groundwork.

SOLUTION

Quick due diligence gives a first sourced reading; the analyst digs into the ones that deserve it.

Head of business development

PAIN

I compare our competitors regularly and every benchmark starts from scratch.

SOLUTION

The competitive benchmark comes out in the same format every time, comparable quarter to quarter.

Head of procurement

PAIN

When a supplier is hit, I need to assess the risk and the options quickly.

SOLUTION

The supplier risk template sets out exposure, scenarios and 30-day options.

Real example

A real analysis, published as is.

A complete dossier produced in one click on a critical supply chain topic. Produced by Kairos on 5 October 2026, from 12 sources. No figure edited.

EU Rare-Earth Magnet Crisis: Structural Chokepoint Risk Through End-2027

Rare earths and permanent magnets: what supply risk do European manufacturers (automotive, wind, defence) face through end-2027 after China's new export rest…

China's 2025 export restrictions on rare earths, magnets, and processing technologies have exposed a structural vulnerability — not merely a cyclical supply disruption — across European automotive, wind, and defence sectors, where China supplies 90%+ of rare-earth magnets. The midstream licensing chokepoint is the critical threat vector: even temporary easing of controls does not dissolve Europe's dependency on Chin…

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Key findings

The threat is midstream, not geological: China controls not just mining but refining, processing, and magnet fabrication — meaning the EU cannot mine its way out of depe…
Contrarian signal — export-license architecture is the new weapon: China's 2025 controls demonstrated that licensing requirements on components and end-products containi…
Forward-looking signal — non-China projects remain unfinanceable without demand contracts: analysts identify a 'missing market' where derisking efforts fail because no b…

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