Search - Viet Nam Steel Corporation

8/12/2021 4:17:00 PM

Viet Nam Steel Corporation (VNSTEEL) was established on the basis of merging the production and trading firms in Vietnam's steel industry, namely Metal Corporation and Steel Corporation. The birth of Viet Nam Steel Corporation is associated with the development history of the country and the metallurgical industry, laying a solid foundation for the development of the domestic steel industry. Currently, VNSTEEL operates under the model of a Joint Stock Company with nearly 40 subsidiaries, join ventures and affiliates.

US steel policy to require robust reply

2/26/2025 1:37:00 PM

The application of an additional tax on imported aluminium and steel from the United States will negatively affect exporting countries, including Vietnam, and will require a response targeting market diversification.

US launches trade investigation into Vietnamese steel rebar

6/17/2025 2:37:00 PM

Eight Vietnamese exporters are named in the petition for their role in producing and exporting the investigated steel products.

US reviews anti-dumping, countervailing duties on certain Vietnamese products

7/22/2025 4:26:00 PM

The US Department of Commerce has announced administrative reviews of anti-dumping and countervailing duties on several export products of Việt Nam, according to the Trade Remedies Authority of Việt Nam.

US initiates probe into dumping and countervailing duties on Vietnamese steel

11/1/2024 3:35:00 AM

The United States Department of Commerce (DOC) has officially initiated an anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigation into corrosion-resistant steel (CORE steel) imported from Vietnam, according to the Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam (TRAV).

Vietnam still holds opportunities for continued steel, aluminum exports to US: official

2/13/2025 3:04:00 PM

Vietnam's steel and aluminum products are renowned for their competitive prices and high quality, offering significant value to the US economy by helping curb inflation and fostering stronger bilateral trade ties, a point echoed by many importing nations.