BERITA TERKINI
JAKARTA, DDTCNews – The government has imposed temporary anti-dumping duties (BMADS) on imports of flat-rolled products. The imposition of BMADS is regulated through PMK 32/2026.
This policy was imposed because the investigation results of Indonesia's Anti-Dumping Committee (KADI) found sufficient preliminary evidence to impose BMADS on Wuhan Iron and Steel, Co., Ltd., China for dumping imported flat-rolled products.
“... that based on the investigation and recommendation of the Indonesian Anti-Dumping Committee, the Minister of Trade proposed to the Minister of Finance to impose temporary anti-dumping duties on imports of flat-rolled products made of non-alloy iron or steel originating from Wuhan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd., People's Republic of China,” reads the consideration of PMK 32/2026, as quoted on Thursday (28/5/2026).
BMADS is a state levy imposed during the investigation period on dumped goods causing injury, based on sufficient preliminary evidence. BMADS is imposed to prevent the continuation of injury during the investigation period in the context of imposing permanent anti-dumping duties (BMAD).
Under PMK 32/2026, BMADS is imposed on imports of flat-rolled products made of non-alloy iron or steel with a width of 600 mm or more, hot-rolled, not clad, plated, or coated, in coils.
More specifically, BMADS is imposed on imports from producer Wuhan Iron and Steel, Co., Ltd. The BMADS rate is set at 17.5% and is valid for the next 6 months.
PMK 32/2026 was enacted on 22 May 2026 and takes effect 5 days thereafter. Accordingly, PMK 32/2026 will be effective from 27 May 2026 to 26 November 2026. In more detail, PMK 32/2026 consists of 7 articles. Here is the breakdown.
Article 1
This article provides the definition of BMADS.
Article 2
This article specifies the types of products subject to BMADS, namely imports of flat-rolled products made of non-alloy iron or steel with a width of 600 mm or more, hot-rolled, not clad, plated, or coated, in coils, classified under tariff headings 7208.10.00, 7208.25.00, 7208.26.00, 7208.27.11, 7208.27.19, 7208.27.91, 7208.27.99, 7208.36.00, 7208.37.00, 7208.38.00, 7208.39.10, 7208.39.20, 7208.39.30, 7208.39.40, 7208.39.90, ex7208.90.10, ex7208.90.20, and ex7208.90.90.
Article 3
This article governs the country of origin and producers subject to BMADS along with the applicable rates.
Article 4
This article states that BMADS is an addition to general import duties and preferential import duties under international agreements or arrangements.
Article 5
This article governs that BMADS applies to imports of products whose customs import declaration documents have received a registration number from the customs office. This provision applies to imports completed by submitting a customs declaration.
If customs obligations for an import are completed without submitting a customs declaration, the applicable tariff and customs value shall be determined by the customs office handling the customs clearance.
Meanwhile, the entry and/or exit of goods to and from free trade zones and free ports (KPBPB) or special economic zones (KEK) shall be carried out in accordance with applicable regulations.
Article 6
This article states that PMK 32/2026 is valid for 6 months from its effective date.
Article 7
This article regulates the effective date of PMK 32/2026, which is 5 days from the date of enactment, meaning PMK 32/2026 takes effect from 27 May 2026.
To read PMK 32/2026 in full, you can download it from the DDTC Tax website. (sap)
