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Steel safeguards at the brink: policy expired or set for a comeback?

Source: BigMint Dec 15, 2025 08:30

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DGTR's staggered proposal (12%-11%) awaits Finance Ministry nod. 12% levy lapsed November 7, sparking import surge fears

India's steel sector stands at a decisive juncture. The industry enters a period of heightened uncertainty, with the 12% safeguard duty on select non-alloy and alloy flat steel imports having expired on November 7, 2025. The levy activated when import prices fell below the $675-per-tonne CIF threshold for hot-rolled

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