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Fair Supply
Fair Supply is a Sydney-based ESG risk-intelligence SaaS company that maps global supply chains up to 10 tiers deep. Founded in 2019 by human rights lawyer Kimberly Randle and industrial mathematician Dr Arne Geschke, it uses a Multi-Regional Input-Output (MRIO) methodology across more than 60 billion mapped supply-chain connections to help companies and investors measure and manage modern slavery, Scope 1-3 carbon emissions, biodiversity and water-use risk. Dubbed the 'Google for ESG', it turns a supplier list and annual spend into auditable, regulation-aligned risk reports.
REDEX
REDEX is a Singapore-based climate-tech company that runs Asia's leading marketplace and management platform for Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). Its digital ecosystem covers the full REC lifecycle - asset registration, production verification, marketplace trading and retirement - helping renewable generators monetize their output and helping corporates cut Scope 2 emissions and meet ESG targets. Backed by a $10M Series A led by Aramco Ventures, REDEX combines a blockchain-enabled public ledger, an I-REC-integrated trading system and corporate tools to make cross-border green-energy claims transparent and verifiable.
Z2Data
Z2Data is a Santa Clara, California supply chain risk management (SCRM) company that turns a normalized database of over a billion electronic components, a million-plus suppliers, and hundreds of thousands of global manufacturing sites into a single platform for mapping, monitoring, and de-risking the technology supply chain. Founded in 2016 by a team with two decades of supply chain experience, it blends human-curated data with AI and machine learning so engineers, procurement teams, compliance officers, and ESG strategists can see part-to-site risk, regulatory exposure, obsolescence, and geopolitical disruption before it reaches the production line.