According to the Zhitong Finance App, Huaci Co., Ltd. (001216.SZ) issued a stock price change announcement stating that recently, the British Trade Remedies Administration (TRA) initiated a lawsuit with its own authority to initiate a temporary review of anti-dumping measures against ceramic tableware and kitchen utensils originating in China. The current effective anti-dumping duty rate is 13.1% — 36.1%, and the current anti-dumping duty rate for companies is 18.3%. Since the EU raised the tax rate on similar products sharply to a maximum of 79% in February 2026, investors are reminded to pay attention to the risk that the UK will follow up on imposing anti-dumping tariffs, invest rationally, and make prudent decisions.

The company's current revenue mainly depends on daily-use ceramic products. Traditional products account for more than 98% of revenue, and the revenue structure is concentrated. In the first half of the year, the company's revenue fell by 20.77%, its sales revenue in China fell by 30.01%, and the revenue from the wine ware business decreased by 49.23%. Continued due to the EU's sharp increase in the anti-dumping duty rate on Chinese daily-use ceramics from 18.3% to 79%, the cancellation of all 9% export tax rebate rate for daily-use ceramics, RMB appreciation, and deep adjustments in the domestic liquor industry, it is expected that the third quarter results will continue to decline year on year.

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