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光纤电缆制造商说，任何反倾销税都可能增加成本，拖累连接项目
印度光纤电缆制造商表示，对用于生产成品光纤电缆的单模光纤征收反倾销税的任何举措都将增加成本，使“少数大公司”获得利润，并进一步拖累BharatNet等著名的互联网连接项目，因为该国可能没有足够的能力来满足不断增长的需求。
光缆(OFC)生产商和几家大型生产商，如Birla Furukawa和Sterlite Technologies (STL)，在美国商务部对所谓的纤维反倾销进行调查后爆发了冲突，两家竞争对手集团坚持自己的立场。印度光纤 电缆制造商表示，对用于生产成品光纤电缆的单模光纤征收反倾销税的任何举动，都将提高成本，让“少数大厂商”攫取利润，并进一步拖累声誉网络连接因为印度可能没有足够的能力来满足不断增长的需求。
“对光纤征收反倾销税是不合适的，印度的生产能力与需求相比不足。此外，任何国家都没有倾销。如果征收此类关税，一些本土制造商将不适当地利用这种情况，”该公司董事总经理Mahendra Nahata表示。影响告诉ETT乐动娱乐招聘elecom。
＂国内生产商在之前合同的基础上，将价格提高30%至50%，并重新审视旧的供应合同。他们将利用倾销关税制造市场垄断，最终扼杀其他公司。”电信设备及服务出口促进局(Tepc)表示。他补充说，这并非恰当的倾销。
总部位于德里的Tepc代表国内企业。
Orient电缆印度公司董事总经理Vipul Nagpal表示:“这(征收反倾销税)是一种明显的企图，目的是增加少数制造商的利润，边缘化和强调那些依赖国内外制造商具有竞争力价格的光纤来生产电缆的小型电缆制造商。”
“我们需要大量的光纤来实现用光纤连接60多万个村庄的目标。事实上，数字印度的整个概念都依赖于光纤电缆。纤维的需求和供应存在巨大缺口。印度一家不愿透露姓名的OFC公司高管表示:“一直以来，本地光纤制造商对国内行业的光纤供应都很短缺。”
根据最近的一项发现，与中国(0.87公里)、美国和日本(1.3公里)相比，印度的人均纤维覆盖范围仅为0.09公里。
然而，当地行业认为，在这一年里，来自国内制造商的原纤维价格从每公里250卢比上涨到每公里600卢比，而全球成本保持不变，这抑制了国内价格。
然而，位于普纳的Sterlite技术公司(STL)为对纤维进口征税进行了辩护。
“我们相信这是朝着正确方向迈出的一步。STL董事总经理Ankit Agarwal说:“作为国内领先的光学公司之一，STL一直在与有关当局接触，为国内公司创造一个公平的竞争环境，并在围绕光纤反倾销和保障关税的对话中积极发声，这有利于印度制造计划。”
Agarwal表示，STL完全支持Birla Furukawa提出的请愿书，并已正式向贸易救济总局(DGTR)提交了一封支持信。
然而，纳格帕尔反驳了阿加瓦尔的观点，他说，由于国内的纤维需求没有几个生产商满足，因此不存在以损害为由征收反倾销税的问题。
这些公司说，除了增加空运成本外，已经有15%的基本进口关税，任何这样的举动都将把不生产自己光纤的电缆制造商赶出市场。
阿加瓦尔表示，如果反倾销税获得批准，这将是朝着支持印度制造的正确方向迈出的一步，并将使STL等国内企业受益，他们正在开发适合市场需求的高质量光学产品。
然而，其中一位高管表示，一些纤维制造商一直在大量出口以满足他们的全球承诺，而不是完全支持印度雄心勃勃的路线图，在这种情况下，对进口纤维征收反倾销税将进一步恶化该国的纤维供应链。
在总部位于果阿的Birla Furukawa光纤公司提出“物质损害”的请愿后，商务部调查部门已对从中国、韩国和印度尼西亚进口用于高数据接入网络运输的单模光纤展开调查。
反倾销行动是使进口产品的价格与其在国内市场上的价值相当的有效步骤，但根据当地参与者的说法，这在进口光纤的情况下并不明显。
各国采取这一措施是为了保护国内产业的利益，并防止因廉价替代品进口激增而造成任何损害。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: A bitter fight between domestic optic fibre cable<\/a> (OFC) makers and a couple of large producers such as Birla Furukawa and Sterlite Technologies (STL) have broken out following a probe by the Department of Commerce against alleged anti-dumpting of fibre with two rival groups holding their ground.
Indian optic fibre<\/a> cable manufacturers<\/a> said that any move to impose anti-dumping duty on single-mode fibre used to produce a finished optic fibre cable would escalate cost making a \"handful of large players\" rake in profits, and further drag prestigious Internet connectivity<\/a> programs such as BharatNet since the country may not have adequate capacity to meet increased demand.
\"It is not appropriate to impose anti-dumping duty on optical fibre, Indian production capacity is not enough compared to demand. Moreover, there is no dumping happening from any country. If any such duty is imposed, some local manufacturers will take undue advantage of the situation,\" Mahendra Nahata, managing director, HFCL<\/a> told ETTelecom.
<\/div><\/div>The Department of Commerce is considering an anti-dumping levy on unshifted single-mode optical fibre, which is used for making multiple variants such as optical fibre cables, tight buffer, armoured, and unarmoured cables.
\"Domestic producers<\/a> are raising prices by upto 30% to 50% from previous contracts and revisiting old supply contracts. They will use dumping duty to create market monopoly, and eventually kill other companies,\" Sandeep Aggarwal, chairman, Telecom Equipment<\/a> and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc<\/a>) said, adding that such is not a fit case of dumping.
Delhi-based Tepc represents domestic companies.
\"This (to impose anti-dumping duty) is a gross attempt to increase the profits of a few manufacturers and marginalise and stress the smaller cable producers who depend on competitively-priced fiber from domestic and overseas manufacturers to manufacture cables,\" Vipul Nagpal, Managing Director at Orient Cables India said.
\"We need massive quantities of fibre to meet the goal to connect more than 6 lakh villages with optical fibres. In fact, the entire concept of Digital India hinges on optical fibre cables. There is a huge gap in demand and supply of fibre. There has always been a shortage of fibre-supply from the local fibre-manufacturers for the domestic industry,\" a top executive of an Indian OFC company who does not wish to be named said.
\"Domestic producers<\/a> are raising prices by upto 30% to 50% from previous contracts and revisiting old supply contracts. They will use dumping duty to create market monopoly, and eventually kill other companies,\" Sandeep Aggarwal, chairman, Telecom Equipment<\/a> and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc<\/a>) said, adding that such is not a fit case of dumping.
Delhi-based Tepc represents domestic companies.
\"This (to impose anti-dumping duty) is a gross attempt to increase the profits of a few manufacturers and marginalise and stress the smaller cable producers who depend on competitively-priced fiber from domestic and overseas manufacturers to manufacture cables,\" Vipul Nagpal, Managing Director at Orient Cables India said.
\"We need massive quantities of fibre to meet the goal to connect more than 6 lakh villages with optical fibres. In fact, the entire concept of Digital India hinges on optical fibre cables. There is a huge gap in demand and supply of fibre. There has always been a shortage of fibre-supply from the local fibre-manufacturers for the domestic industry,\" a top executive of an Indian OFC company who does not wish to be named said.
<\/div><\/div>India's fibre optic footprint is trailing behind developing countries such as Malaysia and Thailand, and has achieved less than a half-way mark as against a government target of 5.5 million kilometres by 2024.
India's per capita fibre coverage is only 0.09 kilometre when compared with China (0.87) and the US and Japan (1.3), according to a recent finding.
The local industry, however argues that during the year, price of raw fiber from domestic manufactures has increased from Rs 250 per kilometre to upto Rs 600 per kilometre while the cost remained unchanged worldwide that has kept the domestic prices in check.
Pune-based Sterlite Technologies (STL), however, defended the levy on fibre imports.
\"We believe this is a move in the right direction. As one of the leading domestic optical players, STL has been engaging with the relevant authorities to create a level playing field for domestic players and has been an active voice in conversations around Anti-Dumping and Safeguard duties on optical fibre, in the interest of Make-In-India initiatives,\" Ankit Agarwal, Managing Director - STL said.
Agarwal said that STL fully supports the petition filed by Birla Furukawa and has formally filed a letter of support with the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR).
Nagpal counterting Agarwal's view, however, said that since the domestic requirement of fiber is not met by a couple of producers in-house, there is no question of injury being claimed to make it a case for an anti-dumping duty.
The firms say that there is already a high 15% basic import duty in addition to increased air freight costs, and any such move would drive cable manufacturers out of business who do not manufacture their own fiber.
If the anti-dumping duty is approved, it will be a step in the right direction to support Make in India and would stand to benefit domestic players like STL, who are developing high-quality optical products suited to the needs of the market, according to Agarwal.
One of the executives, however, said that a couple of fibre manufacturers have been exporting in big volumes to meet their global commitments, rather than fully supporting India's ambitious roadmap, and in such a scenario, putting anti-dumping duty on imported fibre would further worsen the fibre supply-chain in the country.
Following a petition by Goa-based Birla Furukawa Fibre Optics, alleging \"material injury,\" the Ministry of Commerce's investigation arm has initiated a probe on importing single-mode optical fibre used high data access network transportation from countries China, Korea and Indonesia.
The anti-dumping action is an effective step to make imported products' price equivalent to its value in the domestic market, but according to local players, such is not palpable in the case of imports of optical fibres.
Countries use this measure to protect domestic industries interests, and discourage any injury caused due to a surge in imports of affordable alternatives.
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India's per capita fibre coverage is only 0.09 kilometre when compared with China (0.87) and the US and Japan (1.3), according to a recent finding.
The local industry, however argues that during the year, price of raw fiber from domestic manufactures has increased from Rs 250 per kilometre to upto Rs 600 per kilometre while the cost remained unchanged worldwide that has kept the domestic prices in check.
Pune-based Sterlite Technologies (STL), however, defended the levy on fibre imports.
\"We believe this is a move in the right direction. As one of the leading domestic optical players, STL has been engaging with the relevant authorities to create a level playing field for domestic players and has been an active voice in conversations around Anti-Dumping and Safeguard duties on optical fibre, in the interest of Make-In-India initiatives,\" Ankit Agarwal, Managing Director - STL said.
Agarwal said that STL fully supports the petition filed by Birla Furukawa and has formally filed a letter of support with the Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR).
Nagpal counterting Agarwal's view, however, said that since the domestic requirement of fiber is not met by a couple of producers in-house, there is no question of injury being claimed to make it a case for an anti-dumping duty.
The firms say that there is already a high 15% basic import duty in addition to increased air freight costs, and any such move would drive cable manufacturers out of business who do not manufacture their own fiber.
If the anti-dumping duty is approved, it will be a step in the right direction to support Make in India and would stand to benefit domestic players like STL, who are developing high-quality optical products suited to the needs of the market, according to Agarwal.
One of the executives, however, said that a couple of fibre manufacturers have been exporting in big volumes to meet their global commitments, rather than fully supporting India's ambitious roadmap, and in such a scenario, putting anti-dumping duty on imported fibre would further worsen the fibre supply-chain in the country.
Following a petition by Goa-based Birla Furukawa Fibre Optics, alleging \"material injury,\" the Ministry of Commerce's investigation arm has initiated a probe on importing single-mode optical fibre used high data access network transportation from countries China, Korea and Indonesia.
The anti-dumping action is an effective step to make imported products' price equivalent to its value in the domestic market, but according to local players, such is not palpable in the case of imports of optical fibres.
Countries use this measure to protect domestic industries interests, and discourage any injury caused due to a surge in imports of affordable alternatives.
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We are thrilled to partner with TDS to aggressively expand in South East Asia and Australia New Zealand (ANZ) regions,\u201d said Pramod Babu, CEO of Aprecomm.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/homegrown-telecom-startup-aprecomm-signs-distribution-pact-with-singapores-tds","seolocationalt":"Homegrown telecom startup Aprecomm signs distribution pact with Singapore\u2019s TDS","url_seo":"homegrown-telecom-startup-aprecomm-signs-distribution-pact-with-singapores-tds"},{"msid":"94220844","stname":"HFCL bags deals worth Rs 447.81 crores from BSNL, RailTel","artsyn":"This comprises APO of Rs 341.26 crores from BSNL for the supply, installation, commissioning, operation, and maintenance of CUPS BNG (Control Plane User Plane Separation Broadband Network Gateway) and associated subscriber policy manager & authentication platform on a turnkey basis, according to a regulatory filing.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/hfcl-bags-deals-worth-rs-447-81-crores-from-bsnl-railtel","seolocationalt":"HFCL bags deals worth Rs 447.81 crores from BSNL, RailTel","url_seo":"hfcl-bags-deals-worth-rs-447-81-crores-from-bsnl-railtel"},{"msid":"93960742","stname":"HFCL board approves raising Rs 650 crores","artsyn":"\u201cAccordingly the proceeds of the issue shall inter-alia be utilized towards enhancing the R&D facilities, setting up of new production facilities taking advantage of Production Linked Incentive (PLL) and Design Led Incentive (DLI) scheme and a higher level of backward integration which the Company believes will lead to significant improvement in the margins and profitability in the coming years,\u201d HFCL added.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/hfcl-board-approves-raising-rs-650-crores","seolocationalt":"HFCL board approves raising Rs 650 crores","url_seo":"hfcl-board-approves-raising-rs-650-crores"},{"msid":"93874502","stname":"HFCL bags deals worth Rs 97 crore from leading Indian telco for supply of optical fibre cables","artsyn":"\u201cWe are pleased to inform all the stakeholders that the Company, along with its material subsidiary, HTL Limited, has received the Purchase Orders (\"PO\") aggregating to -Rs.97 Crores, from one of the leading Private Telecom Operators of the Country for supply of Optical Fibre Cables (\"OFC\"),\u201d the company said.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/hfcl-bags-deals-worth-rs-97-crore-from-leading-indian-telco-for-supply-of-optical-fibre-cables","seolocationalt":"HFCL bags deals worth Rs 97 crore from leading Indian telco for supply of optical fibre cables","url_seo":"hfcl-bags-deals-worth-rs-97-crore-from-leading-indian-telco-for-supply-of-optical-fibre-cables"},{"msid":"93429080","stname":"HFCL inks pact with Qualcomm for 5G mmWave FWA product development","artsyn":"\u200b\u201cIn continuation with its 5G product strategy, HFCL is expanding its 5G product portfolio by launching product development of 5G mmWave FWA CPE products for India and global markets,\u201d HFCL said in a regulatory exchange filing Monday.","seolocation":"telecomnews\/hfcl-inks-pact-with-qualcomm-for-5g-mmwave-fwa-product-development","seolocationalt":"HFCL inks pact with Qualcomm for 5G mmWave FWA product development","url_seo":"hfcl-inks-pact-with-qualcomm-for-5g-mmwave-fwa-product-development"},{"msid":"93182048","stname":"5G to unfold vast opportunities for Indian enterprises, consumers: HFCL","artsyn":"\u201c5G will allow enterprises to embark on the Industry 4.0 journey, and it will help accelerate digital transformation across industries spanning manufacturing, retail, utilities, smart cities and more. 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