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Review Investigations

• volume of imports before and after measures were imposed;
• Producer exporters’ (in the exporting country) actual production;
• capacity in the exporting country;

• demand in the exporting country;
• excess capacity in the exporting country, if any;
• plans for capacity expansion and capital expenditure;
• exporters’ supply chains/ channels of export to other markets and
the international prices, if available in a comparable form;
• changes in technology that may impact the market dynamics;

• duty absorption by the exporters (or other means of circumventing
measures);
• normal values in the exporting country;
• evidence of sales below costs;
• level of dumping margins during POI & post POI (6 months subsequent
to POI);
• change in end users’ preferences;

• exporters’ domestic profit on sales of like goods;
• availability of other markets including the fact if other markets have
been affected due to any trade remedial measures. There should be
demonstrable evidence and reasoning as to why the subject goods
are likely to find their way into the Indian market if the duties are not
continued.
(ii) For assessing the injury following indicators could be examined:
• an overview of the Indian industry;

• production capacity and changes post imposition of anti-dumping
duties;
• market share;
• any structural changes in the market or the operations of the
Domestic Industry since the duties were imposed;
• landed value trends;
• Price Suppression & Depression;

• comparison of landed value of imports with selling Price of DI;

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