Indonesia launches AD duty investigation against Chinese alloyed HRC

Monday, 23 March 2020 12:03:30 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul
       

Indonesia has started an antidumping investigation against imports of certain hot rolled coil steel from China, according to Reuters.

The investigation was initiated following the complaint by Indonesian state-controlled steelmaker PT Krakatau Steel.

“The Indonesian Trade Security Committee has been conducting an antidumping investigation which began on March 9 on imports of hot rolled coil of other alloy steel products originating from China,” stated Bachrul Chairi, head of the Indonesian trade ministry’s security committee, as quoted by Reuters.


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