The Ghana International Trade Commission (GITC) has denied the request for a waiver/exemption of 35.77% Anti-Dumping Duty on imported consignments of Global Roofing and Construction Ltd, a subsidiary of the Asadtek Group of Companies
This follows a petition by the company requesting for a waiver/exemption of 35.77% Anti-Dumping Duty (ADD) imposed on consignments of Aluminum coils and circles imported from China.
The Commission in a press statement signed by its Executive Secretary, Frank Agyekum, stated that “The Petitioner contended that the above-mentioned consignments of aluminium coils and circles did not constitute dumping.”
It added that the Commission took into consideration the facts contained in the filed Petition and the 29-page supporting documents.
The commission's stance on the issue is in accordance with the GITC Act 926, 2016, and the GITC Anti-Dumping Regulations, 2019, L.I.2380.
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