CLW’s 2025 in Review: Solid Steps Toward a World-Class Special-Vehicle Company
A year of orders, launches and overseas plants — 2025 in one frame.
In its year-end address the group set the theme — “solidly achieving high-quality development, accelerating the world-class enterprise build”. Here is the receipts version of 2025.
No. 320
China Top 500 private enterprises
1st KD plant
Kazakhstan MOU signed
CNY 9 B
sales plan on track
China-first
highland dry-powder truck
A Year Measured in Ground Truth
The scoreboard: CLW climbed 32 places to No. 320 in the 2025 China Top 500 Private Enterprises list — an eighth consecutive year. In March the group signed its first overseas KD factory memorandum in Kazakhstan, opening the localisation model that would later extend to five more countries. The factory itself kept modernising: seven production lines under a CNY 300 million automation upgrade, robotic welding for garbage-body production and a place on the MIIT national 5G factory list.
Product came through too — a China-first 8 m³ dry-powder fire truck built for high-altitude cold regions was unveiled in December — and the export machine kept running: a strong start to the year, the emergency-equipment segment on a projected 50% growth path, and oilfield vehicles filling a provincial product gap.
2026: The World-Class Track
The stated direction: deeper new-energy and intelligent-vehicle programmes, the KD network in operation, and the group inside Hubei province’s cultivation list for world-class enterprises. For customers, the through-line is simple — the vendor you quote today is building for the decade, not the quarter.
Sanitation hardware — the backbone order book of 2025.Campus build-out continued through the year.