South Korea's Ministry of Trade discusses measures to counter U.S. polysilicon tariffs with Samsung Electronics, OCI, and other companies.
South Korea's Trade Ministry held a meeting on Tuesday with the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment, Samsung Electronics, OCI Company (a key materials supplier), and other related companies to discuss the impact of U.S. tariffs on polysilicon and possible countermeasures. The meeting, presided over by Deputy Trade Minister Park Jung-sung, aimed to minimize the impact of Washington's tariffs.
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