DGTR ne ab Chinese Insoluble Sulphur imports ke khilaf Countervailing Duty (CVD) probe shuru kar diya hai. Yeh action Oriental Carbon and Chemicals Ltd (OCCL) ki complaint ke baad liya gaya hai taaki unfair subsidies ko roka ja sake.
DGTR ka bada action
Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) ne China se aane wale Insoluble Sulphur par CVD investigation initiate kar di hai. Yeh kadam Oriental Carbon and Chemicals Limited (OCCL) ki petition ke baad uthaya gaya hai, jo India mein is chemical ki iklauti manufacturer hai.
Kya hai asli panga?
OCCL ka kehna hai ki Chinese companies ko 79 alag-alag tarah ki state-backed subsidies mil rahi hain—jaise sasti bijli, land, aur tax concessions. Is wajah se Chinese maal sasta pad raha hai aur domestic industry ko nuksan ho raha hai.
Tyre industry par asar
Note karna zaroori hai ki India ki tyre industry total domestic supply ka 90% se zyada consume karti hai. Sept 2026 mein govt ne pehle hi anti-dumping duty ko $307 se badha kar $485 per tonne kar diya tha. Ab yeh naya probe market mein aur badlav la sakta hai.
OCCL ka financial status
OCCL ka market share 55% se 60% ke beech hai aur inka long-term debt sirf ₹19 Crore hai. Company fundamental level par toh strong hai, lekin cyclical market aur sulphur prices ke utaar-chadaav ka risk hamesha rehta hai. Ab sabki nazar DGTR ke preliminary findings par hai ki kya temporary duties lagengi ya nahi.