China solar firms have been filing complaints against international firms for dumping and hope the government can allow firms to have easier access to the international solar market.
Last update: Friday 25 May 2012 [5 news items]
May 25, 10:33
Mainly due to the imposition of anti-dumping tariffs by the US on China-made solar cells, China-based polysilicon makers have urged the China government to launch anti-dumping investigations...
Commentary: China solar firms fight back for survival
May 4, 10:49
China-based solar firms who have been suffering have been accusing international firms of dumping polysilicon into China's domestic market.
China solar material firms hope for free access to international markets
May 2, 12:28
China-based polysilicon firms have been filing complaints against US- and South Korea-based polysilicon firms for dumping in the domestic market. In addition to these complaints,...
LDK reports 4Q11 gross margin of negative 65.5%
May 2, 12:10
LDK Solar, a China-based vertically integrated manufacturer of solar products, has reported its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2011. According...
China polysilicon firms accuse US, Korea competitors of dumping
May 2, 11:28
The preliminary result of the US anti-dumping and anti-subsidy against China-based solar firms was to put a tariff less than 5% on solar product imports from China. This has been...
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