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2021 was a prosperous year for steel manufacturers with profits increasing sharply compared with the year before. However, some manufacturers had poor business.
VN steelmakers must stay alert for trade defence measures
Viet Nam's steel exports have increased in recent years. As a result, the sector has attracted attention from other countries and triggered a number of defence measures from some markets.
Vietnam imposes anti-dumping duty on Chinese aluminum imports
The domestic industry has been affected due to the dumping of Chinese aluminum imports in recent years.
Vietnam steel industry not likely to have the best of times in 2020
The Vietnamese steel industry is expected to face difficulties this year due to an increase in production capacity, falling demand and protectionist measures by countries to reduce imports, according to experts.
US duties on steel shipped from VN to have little impact: experts
The US’ imposition of duties of up to 456 percent on certain steel products shipped from Vietnam would not significantly harm the country’s steel industry, according to industry insiders.
Businesses told to diversify after steel tariff hike
Vietnamese enterprises are advised to build better business strategies after the US slapped huge tariffs on Vietnamese steel.
China’s dumping leaves Vietnam steel plants fighting for survival
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Domestic steel mills face uphill battle against Taiwanese giant Formosa
Exports will save Vietnam’s steel industry
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Exporters fear they may lose markets ‘cause of anti-dumping lawsuits
Steel industry to see tougher competition with newcomers
VietNamNet Bridge – Five new steel mills with a combined capacity of 1.5 million tons per year will start operations this year, making supply further exceed demand and leading to a fiercer competition in the local steel market.
