In Taiwan, there is not yet sufficient and integrated research on how antidumping suits filed by upstream vendors impact the downstream industries. In this paper, we have studied a total of 21 antidumping cases in Taiwan during the period of 1992 to 2011, involving 83 companies from 18 different downstream industries. The result suggests that the antidumping suits in Taiwan may not necessarily lead to negative influences on the downstream industries in the country. Rather, they have resulted in, on average, a 2% increase in the abnormal return of the downstream industries. The main factors influencing the abnormal returns are industry-specific, for example, the market structure, the import penetration ratio of the products in question, and the tariff rate, among others.