China Extends Anti-Dumping Duties on Solar Polysilicon from S. Korea and U.S. for 5 Years
Eugenio Rodolfo Sanabria Reporter
| 2026-01-13 20:47:06
(C) Global Times
BEIJING – China’s Ministry of Commerce announced on Tuesday that it will extend anti-dumping duties on solar-grade polysilicon imported from South Korea and the United States for another five years.
The ministry stated that terminating these measures could lead to a resurgence of dumping and further harm to China’s domestic solar industry. Originally implemented in 2014 and first extended in 2020, this marks the second extension of the trade barriers.
The applicable tax rates range from 4.4% to 113.8%, depending on the company. For major South Korean producers, OCI faces a 4.4% duty, while Hanwha Solutions is subject to an 8.9% rate. This extension is expected to prolong the uncertainty for solar material exporters in the Chinese market.
WEEKLY HOT
- 1EV Prices Hit All-Time Low: Massive Cash Discounts and Manufacturer Subsidies Transform Market
- 2Samsung vs. Apple: The Great Smartphone AI War Begins
- 3Taiwan Intelligence Warns of Surging Chinese "Cognitive Warfare" and Suspicious Social Media Activity
- 4Corporate Bankruptcies in Japan Exceed 10,000 for Second Consecutive Year, Reaching 12-Year High
- 5TTP Militants Target Police Armored Vehicle in Pakistan Bombing; 7 Officers Killed
- 6Major Australian Arts Festival Cancels Key Event Amid Outcry Over Exclusion of Palestinian Author