Sayenko Kharenko has represented the interests of Group DF

Sayenko Kharenko has
represented the interests of Group DF in
an interim review of anti-dumping measures applied to imports into Ukraine of
nitrate ammonium originating in the Russian Federation 2018.04.04_sk_group_df_eng

Sayenko Kharenko’s
international trade team has represented the interests of the DF Group
companies including JSC “Azot”, PJSC “Severodonetsk Azot Association”, PJSC “Rovnoazot”
and PJSC “Concern Stirol” (Group DF) in an interim review of anti-dumping measures applied
to imports into Ukraine of nitrate ammonium originating in the Russian
Federation.

Sayenko Kharenko’s
scope of work included: drafting application on initiation of review; drafting
comments on different issues (concerning the answers of Russian producers to
questionnaires, materials of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of
Ukraine on the results of the review, etc.); preparing answers to
questionnaires and additional questionnaires; participation in hearings and drafting
post-hearings submissions, etc.

Following an
anti-dumping investigation, the description of the goods subject to
anti-dumping measures was refined in order to prevent further circumvention of
the existing anti-dumping measures on nitrate ammonium by supplying new
modifications of nitrate ammonium with a total mass fraction of nitrate and
ammonium nitrogen in terms of nitrogen in dry matter of 28 per cent and
above.

Additionally, the
size of the current anti-dumping measures increased based on the results of the
interim review, namely for:

• PJSC
  “Dorogobuzh” up to 29.25 per cent;
• other
  exporters and the Russian Federation in general up to 42.96 per cent.

Following a preliminary interim review, the following anti-dumping
measures were applied to:

• exporter
  PJSC  “Dorogobuzh” – 20.51 per cent;
• exporter
  JSC “MCC EuroChem” – 36.03 per cent;
• other
  exporters and the Russian Federation in general – 36.03 per cent.

Sayenko Kharenko’s team
included associates Ivan Baranenko and Victoriia Mykuliak and was led by
partner Anzhela Makhinova.