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Russian Industrial Ministry proposes reinstating pipe import duties

Russian Industrial Ministry proposes reinstating pipe import duties

17 November 2010

Russia’s Industrial Ministry proposed reinstating steel pipe import duties until 2015, according an article in Kommersant Russia this week. Kommersant said a decision would be made by year-end.  Russia halted duty-free imports of Ukrainian pipe on April 1, 2010 after the two governments failed to reach a new agreement. The Russian government later approved a 260,000 mt duty-free pipe allowance for Ukrainian pipe in 2010. Andriy Gerus: The new duties would have the strongest negative effect on Interpipe, the largest exporter of pipe to Russia from Ukraine. Interpipe controls Nyzhnyodniprovsk Pipe (UX: NITR UK), Novomoskovsk Pipe (UX: NVTR UK) and Niko Tube. We see no impact on Khartsyzsk Pipe (UX: HRTR UK), which only produces large-diameter pipe. We reiterate BUY on HRTR.

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