The EBITDA at risk in every plant, quantified.
GRIP is risk intelligence for cement and building-materials producers. It models each plant's exposure to commodity, FX, energy and carbon — in financial terms, asset by asset — so you see which plant, which driver, and how much, early enough to act.
One company-wide number hides which plant is exposed — and by how much.
Cement and building-materials producers carry exposure to coal, gas, power, freight, FX and carbon costs — and to the geographic events that disrupt them. Most producers track this at the group level, in spreadsheets, after the fact.
GRIP models that exposure for each plant individually: the EBITDA at risk from each driver, tied to location, updated as conditions change. Instead of a single company-wide figure, you see the specific plant, the specific driver, and the financial size of the risk — in time to do something about it.
It's the difference between knowing your business is exposed to coal prices, and knowing exactly which plant loses how much when they move.
From live signal to a number a CFO can act on.
Connect the signals
GRIP ingests live commodity, FX, energy, carbon and geo-event data relevant to each of your sites — the inputs that actually move your costs.
Translate into impact
The risk engine turns each signal into per-plant financial terms: EBITDA at risk, value-at-risk, and the specific drivers behind every number.
See it before it lands
Plant-level alerts and scenario tools show the cost of a move before it hits the books, so finance and operations respond early.
Risk that competitors report at the company level, GRIP resolves to the asset.
We're looking for our first design partners.
We're working with a small number of mid-market cement and building-materials producers as design partners. Partners get early access to GRIP at no cost, direct influence over the roadmap, and white-glove support — in exchange for working data and honest feedback. If quantifying your per-plant commodity, FX, energy and carbon exposure is a problem worth solving, we'd like to talk.