FORE Intelligent (SZSE: 301368) makes precision harmonic and planetary reducers and gears in Taizhou, Zhejiang, founded 1995.
Zhejiang FORE Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., trading as FORE Intelligent, traces its history to April 23, 1995, when it was established under an earlier corporate name as a mechanical and electrical manufacturing enterprise in Huangyan District, Taizhou, Zhejiang province; it was later restructured into a joint-stock company and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext growth board in December 2022 under stock code 301368. The company is recognized in China as a national-level Specialized and Sophisticated "Little Giant" enterprise, a government designation for smaller manufacturers with strong niche technology positions. As of its 2023 annual report it employed approximately 788 people, with 99 staff, or about 12.6 percent of the workforce, in research and development, and its registered address remains No. 9 Gaoyang Road, Yuanqiao Town, Huangyan District, Taizhou.
FORE's core business is precision transmission components: small-module gears in conical and cylindrical form, gearboxes and gear sets, powder-metallurgy parts, and precision reducers in both harmonic and planetary designs. It also produces intelligent drive components for vehicle seat and cabin systems, pneumatic tools, and transmission gears for new-energy applications. These components serve downstream customers across power tools, agricultural machinery, medical devices, smart-home systems and industrial sewing machines, reflecting the company's roots as a diversified precision-gear supplier rather than a single-market specialist. In 2025 and 2026 the company drew investor attention for extending its precision reducer line into harmonic reducers targeted at humanoid robot joints, with management stating in investor communications that small-batch production and delivery of harmonic and planetary reducers for this emerging market had begun, while publicly cautioning against speculative stock trading tied to the humanoid-robot theme in its filings.
As a listed manufacturer, FORE Intelligent filed a 2025 proposal to issue additional shares to specific investors on the ChiNext board in order to fund further production capacity, according to its underwriter's listing recommendation and prospectus filings with Chinese regulators. The company's shares trade publicly on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under code 301368, and it operates as an independent, non-subsidiary manufacturer headquartered in Taizhou, with no disclosed controlling parent company.
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Company Facts
Founded
1995
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
employees 500-1000
Primary Region
Asia-Pacific
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
Public
Funding Total
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