Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has officially initiated a review of existing antidumping (AD) duties on certain H-beam steel imports from China.

Published: Dec 2, 2025 08:51

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The review period will cover October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2025, following a request submitted by Chinese producer Hebei Jinxi Iron and Steel, which currently faces a 13.38% AD duty. The ministry will assess whether dumping practices and injury to Vietnam’s steel industry remain present under current market conditions.

Existing duties on Chinese H-beams range from 13.38% to 33.51%, depending on the exporter.

The products under review fall under HS codes 7216.33.11, 7216.33.19, 7216.33.90, 7228.70.10, and 7228.70.90.

The outcome of the review will determine whether current antidumping measures remain, are adjusted, or are lifted.

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