Indian solar stocks plunge following new US import duties
Shares in major Indian solar manufacturers tumbled today after the United States imposed preliminary duties on imports. The move aims to offset subsidies.
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The U.S. Commerce Department announced on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, its preliminary determination to impose countervailing duties on solar cells and panels imported from companies located in India 
IN, Indonesia 
ID, and Laos 
LA. According to a fact sheet released by the department, the investigation established a general preliminary subsidy rate of 125.87% for the affected products. This policy-driven action targets the solar cell and panel import sector and marks a significant step in the ongoing trade enforcement process.
IN, Indonesia ID, and Laos LA. According to a fact sheet released by the department, the investigation established a general preliminary subsidy rate of 125.87% for the affected products. This policy-driven action targets the solar cell and panel import sector and marks a significant step in the ongoing trade enforcement process.
