1996
Zhanxiang began as a trading agent in Taizhou, leveraging sharp market insight and perseverance to build up initial capital and customer resources.
2001
Among a variety of distributed products, the company identified disc brakes as a core opportunity and began deep research and continuous investment.
2004
Transitioned from a humble workshop in Han Tian, Tangxia to a 3,000 m² facility in Shuangqiao, Luofeng. This marked Zhanxiang's transformation from pure trading to integrated manufacturing with in-house R&D.
2005
In response to the national motorcycle ban policy, the company pivoted rapidly to the ATV disc brake market.
2008
Captured over 50% of the ATV brake market and fully exited distribution to focus on building the Zhanxiang brand. Amid the global financial crisis, the company redefined its strategy and turned toward the growing electric two-wheeler brake market in China.
2011
Achieved significant growth by targeting the electric two-wheeler disc brake sector with innovation-driven development and precise market execution.
2012
Signed strategic supply partnerships with leading Chinese electric two-wheeler brands such as Yadea, Luyuan, and Sunra, officially entering OEM integration for first-tier manufacturers.
2015
Annual output exceeded 100 million RMB for the first time. Launched a fully integrated machining line from raw casting to semi-finished parts. Awarded titles including "Zhejiang Technology-Based SME," "Wenzhou Innovation Enterprise," and "Ruian High-Growth Enterprise."
2016
Recognized as a "Specialized, Refined, and Innovative Enterprise" by the Wenzhou Municipal Government,and named a "High-Growth Enterprise of Wenzhou" for the 2015–2016 period.
2017
Awarded again as a "High-Growth Enterprise of Wenzhou" for the 2016–2017 period.
2020
Drew insights from the financial sector to redefine the company's long-term strategy. In December, acquired new industrial land in Tangxia Hetang Road for future expansion.
2022
Relocated to the Haian, marking a new chapter in Zhanxiang's development journey.
