Sayari Japan Inc. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Hirokazu Kusaba; hereinafter referred to as Sayari), which supports the visualization of supply chain risks worldwide and trade compliance, announced that Mazda Corporation (Headquarters: Fuchu-cho, Aki-gun, Hiroshima; Representative Director, President and CEO: Masahiro Moro; hereinafter referred to as Mazda) has introduced "SAYARI GRAPH," a platform provided by Sayari that enables investigation, screening, and monitoring of corporate ownership, trade transaction relationships, and sanctions/export control risks. ■ Accuracy in responding to diversifying risks that affect corporate sustainability The automotive industry is composed of extensive and complex supply chain networks that operate on a global scale, and the inherent risks are constantly diversifying. In particular, corporate responsibility for human rights, the environment, and other areas is increasingly being questioned not only for direct activities by the company itself but also for the stance taken towards each company involved in the supply chain. Furthermore, in the current situation where geopolitical risks are manifesting in various areas, cases of searching for alternative procurement sources to respond to emergencies are anticipated, increasing the need for rapid investigation using fresh primary data. Against this backdrop, supplier due diligence requires compliance with increasingly stringent global trade compliance standards and integrated risk management, and the accuracy of its implementation has become a critical management issue that affects corporate sustainability. ■ Mazda strengthens supply chain risk management Mazda, with a high proportion of overseas sales, has been working to grasp the diverse risks inherent in its own and its group's entire supply chain and to improve the accuracy of investigations in order to comply with increasingly stringent global trade compliance standards. In this context, after consid