AD
    concluded

    Solar Cells whether or not assembled partially or fully in modules or panels or on glass or some other suitable substrates.

    What this stage means: DGTR has issued its final finding and the matter is closed, whether that meant a duty was recommended and notified, or DGTR or the government decided not to impose one. Both outcomes are recorded here as concluded.

    Countries

    China PR
    Malaysia
    Taiwan.

    HS Codes

    2017
    2024
    2018

    Key Dates

    Initiation21/7/2017

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    1. Investigation initiated

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