CVD imposed on solar glass imports from Malaysia for 5 years
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The Ministry of Finance has imposed countervailing duty (CVD) on solar glass imports from Malaysia for five years starting June 2, 2026. Duty rates are 9.71 percent for specific producers and 10.14 percent for others. This protects domestic solar glass manufacturers like Borosil Renewables from subsidized imports and is expected to accelerate local production investment and growth.
Positive for Borosil Renewables - shields domestic market from cheaper Malaysian solar glass and supports local capacity expansion plans.