The United States finalizes anti-dumping and countervailing duties on solar products imported from India, Indonesia and Laos, setting high rates that could curb shipments to the US market. According to reports, the combined tariffs can exceed 249%, depending on the country and the type of duty.
For India specifically, the anti-dumping duty rate is reported at 123.04%, and the countervailing (subsidy) duty rate at 126.09%. These duties apply while the US process moves toward a final injury determination, which affects whether the measures remain in force.
Outlet reporting focuses on the scale and immediate impact of the rates, while also noting that the action includes an additional procedural step: a final US injury ruling. This means the duties’ long-term continuation is still subject to the outcome of that determination.
Across the coverage, the main shared points are the countries covered, the existence of both anti-dumping and subsidy components, and the large rates announced for India, alongside the pending injury decision.
