LATEST CHECKED POSITION

Where the record stands

The September 2025 final findings recommend anti-dumping duties. The table lists 52.03% for residual producers; an implementing customs notification was not independently verified. Sources: [1]

Response & qualifying evidence

XCMG argued against rejection of its whole response and proposed an adjustment. DGTR cited credit-term inconsistencies, omitted credit costs, untranslated payment advice and product-code mismatches. Sources: [1]

What remains unestablished

A named XCMG rate of 52.03% actually imposed or collected; fraud or a safety defect.

The next verification

Verify any implementing Finance Ministry notification and later challenges.

Entity attribution

The respondent group includes Xuzhou import/export and associated crane-producing entities listed in the findings. Sources: [1]

THE SOURCE FILE

Sources for this article

2 linked sources. Cited records, reporting, responses and background are labelled below. A source establishes only what its review scope supports; separate proceedings and repeated coverage are not additional findings.

  1. SOURCE 1 / Primary official findings / S047

    DGTR final findings: Certain Cranes, Case AD(OI)-39/2024

    India Directorate General of Trade Remedies · 2025-09-19 · Original language: English

    Published by India Directorate General of Trade Remedies.

    Used for / context: Paragraphs 46–48 and 133–135; company submissions 117–121; recommendation 139 and duty table p50:52.03% for residual producers.

    Review limits: Full PDF retrieved; pertinent findings and submissions read. Specified Chinese crawler cranes 40–260 MT and truck cranes 25–160 MT. Paragraphs 46–48 and 133–135; company submissions 117–121; recommendation 139 and duty table p50:52.03% for residual producers. Final regulator findings and recommendation;52.03% is residual, not a named XCMG imposed rate. An implementing customs notification was not verified.

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  2. SOURCE 2 / Independent news reporting / R040

    Despite swadeshi push, anti-dumping duties against Chinese firms crawl

    The Economic Times / ET Bureau · 2026-08-05 · Original language: English

    Reporting: Anubhuti Vishnoi / The Economic Times, ET Bureau.

    Used for / context: Anubhuti Vishnoi examines the delay between India’s crane-duty recommendation and a customs implementation notice. This is sector-level reporting on the same DGTR proceeding; it does not name XCMG.

    Review limits: Substantive original publisher text reviewed; displayed update is 19 August 2026. Describes implementation status at publication, not at today’s date. XCMG is not named; no manufacturer-specific duty or current customs implementation is inferred. Industry submissions remain attributed statements.

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