The Ministry of Industry and Trade in Vietnam has initiated the inaugural review of anti-dumping duties imposed on specific prestressed steel wire products imported from Malaysia, Thailand, and China. This announcement was made on January 27, 2026, at 11:30, with the last update provided at 15:26 on the same day.
The review process was set in motion by the Trade Remedies Authority on January 21, 2026, in response to an application lodged by a Chinese manufacturer. As per the ministry’s official statement, the review is being carried out under Decision No. 150/QD BCT, bearing the case code AR01.AD17.
The reassessment of the anti-dumping measures was formally initiated following the acceptance of a request for the same. As per Article 51, Clause 1 of Government Decree No. 86/2025/ND CP, dated April 11, 2025, interested parties have the right to request an annual review within the first four years from the date an anti-dumping or countervailing measure is implemented or extended.
Upon thorough examination of the case in accordance with the relevant regulations, the ministry made the decision to proceed with the first review. It is noteworthy that Vietnam started imposing anti-dumping duties on these products in January 2025. This move was aimed at safeguarding its domestic industry from the influx of low-priced imports.
Under these measures, imports from Malaysia, Thailand, and China have been subjected to duties ranging from approximately 9.79 percent to 28 percent. This review is a significant step in ensuring fair trade practices and protecting the interests of the domestic wire and cable industry.
