Malaysia extends time on AD probe decision on rebar imports

The Malaysian government wants more time to make a preliminary determination on an anti-dumping investigation relating to rebar imported from China and South Korea.

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The determination was originally to have been made by December.

The time period will be extended by an additional 30 days from January 1 until January 30 according to a statement from the country’s ministry of international trade and industry on Monday December 29. It did not give further details.

The anti-dumping probe follows a petition lodged by long steel producer Ann Joo Steel on behalf of the domestic industry.

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