Sterlite Technologies (STL) is challenging the European Commission’s anti-dumping duty on optic fiber imports from India while simultaneously investing in its Italian facility to improve efficiency and competitiveness. Despite the duty, STL is optimistic about its global expansion, particularly in the US and Europe, driven by growing demand for fiber optic cables. The company is also capitalizing on the burgeoning Indian data center market and aims to achieve top-three global ranking in the optic fiber manufacturing sector.
Results for: anti-dumping duty
The Indian ceramic industry, particularly the hub in Morbi, is facing a potential severe blow as US tile manufacturers seek anti-dumping duties ranging from 400% to 800% on Indian tiles. This move could significantly impact the competitiveness of Indian tile exports to the US, which currently account for around Rs. 1,600 crore of the industry’s total exports worth Rs. 15,000 crore. The anti-dumping petition claims that India’s low-priced imports are hurting domestic manufacturers in the US. Despite recent challenges leading to a 10-15% decline in production, the industry had been optimistic about the future with new factories coming up. However, the anti-dumping duty threat has cast a shadow over these expansion plans.