Archive · 4 Oct 2025
India Probes Steel Dumping from China, Indonesia, Vietnam
India is looking into claims that some countries are selling steel too cheaply, potentially harming Indian steel producers.
The DGTR is investigating imports of cold-rolled flat steel from China, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
If the investigation finds that these countries are selling steel below fair market value, India may impose extra taxes to protect Indian manufacturers.
This follows a complaint from the Indian Stainless Steel Development Association, who say they are being negatively affected by the imports.
India launched an anti-dumping probe into steel imports from China, Indonesia, and Vietnam.
The investigation follows a complaint by the Indian Stainless Steel Development Association (ISSDA).
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) is conducting the anti-dumping probe.
The probe concerns cold-rolled flat steel products.
DGTR also recommended anti-dumping duties on other products.
- Who
- DGTR
- What
- Initiated anti-dumping probes
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to alleged dumping of steel products
Indian Steel Manufacturers
Chinese, Indonesian and Vietnamese Exporters
Pricing of steel products
Indian Steel Manufacturers
Steel imports from these countries are priced unfairly low, causing financial losses to Indian manufacturers.
Chinese, Indonesian and Vietnamese Exporters
The prices are competitive and in line with global market conditions.
- Countries Investigated
- China, Indonesia, Vietnam
- Product
- Cold-rolled flat steel products
- Initiating Body
- DGTR
- Complainant
- ISSDA
- DGTR's Role
- Investigates dumping claims
