Rade Arbutina starts working on parts using a manual mill in his family's basement workshop.  

His son, Vladimir, joins him, expanding the family operation.

Together, Rade and Vladimir broaden their capabilities to include surface finishing while continuing to work from the basement workshop.

Demand grows, prompting the purchase of a first shear and punch press to expand machining capabilities.

Radison Limited officially incorporated and moves into its first dedicated facility, a 100 sq. ft. space.

The company acquires its first CNC milling machine, marking a shift toward advanced machining.

Anticipating growth, the company relocates to Markham, expanding into a 1,800 sq. ft. facility.

Radison implements its first ERP system to enhance processes, quality control, and operational efficiency. 

Continued growth leads to a move into a larger 6,000 sq.ft. facility, providing greater opportunity for expansion.

Multiple CNC milling machines are added to the company's floor.

The company acquires its first brake press, further broadening its manufacturing capabilities.

Radison Limited relocates to its current facility, occupying 10,000 sq.ft.

Fulfilling a need for additional capacity and setting the stage for future growth, the company expands yet again, now utilizing 16,000 sq.ft of the available 21,000 sq.ft space.

Radison Limited purchases its first 4-axis horizontal CNC milling work centre, enabling complex multi-face machining.

Two additional 4-axis CNC milling work centers are added to support the increasing demand.

A digital printing machine is introduced, diversifying Radison's service offerings.

4 Horizontal CNC machining centres are added to the floor.

Another finishing machine is added to the lineup. 

Another state-of-the-art vertical machining centre is added to the shop floor.

Radison Limited achieves ISO 9001 certification, formalizing its commitment to quality and process control.