【SMM Steel】Canada Extends Dumping Investigation Period on OCTG Imports

Published: Nov 5, 2025 18:13
【SMM Steel】The Canada Border Services Agency extended its anti-dumping investigation on oil country tubular goods from Mexico and the Philippines, along with probes involving Turkey's Borusan, South Korea's Hyundai Steel and US-based Tenaris on October 30. The case was initiated following complaints from domestic producers EVRAZ and Welded Tube of Canada. Citing case complexity, CBSA invoked the Special Import Measures Act to extend the deadline from 90 to 135 days. The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is reviewing injury evidence, with CBSA scheduled to issue its preliminary decision or terminate the investigation by December 22, 2025.

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