TREE NEWS update: Dajin Heavy Industry said on Monday that market rumors claiming the European Commission has launched anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into wind turbine towers and key structural components originating from China are false. A company hotline staffer confirmed the claims were untrue and said operations remain normal. Other listed wind power firms also called the reports fake, with some staff saying they had received no such notice.
Dajin Heavy Industry Denies EU Anti-Dumping Probe Into Wind Turbine Towers
AI take
The denial matters less as a company statement than as a signal of how sensitive the European wind supply chain has become to trade-remedy chatter. A false rumor that moves multiple listed wind firms suggests the market is already pricing in protectionist risk around Chinese tower exports, even without a formal case. Whether Brussels opens any proceeding, and how Chinese manufacturers' European order books respond in the meantime, is the open question.
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