Quick Take: US Antidumping Taxes Higher Than Expected

May 22, 2012
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The US Department of Commerce's preliminary decision to tax imports of Chinese solar cells and modules at 31% exceeded most expectations; we explore the ramifications for Chinese solar businesses and their strategies in circumventing the resulting cost increases.

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Companies Covered: JA Solar (Nasdaq:JASO), Canadian Solar (Nasdaq:CSIQ), Yingli Green Energy (NYSE:YGE), Trina Solar (NYSE:TSL), LDK Solar (NYSE:LDK), Suntech Power (NYSE:STP)
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Tags: anti-dumping duties, module makers, pv, solar market, tariffs, trade war, us department of commerce

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May 22, 2012: The US Department of Commerce's preliminary decision to tax imports of Chinese solar cells and modules at 31% exceeded most expectations; we explore the ramifications for Chinese solar businesses and their strategies in circumventing the resulting cost increases.

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