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ETT manages to ship 15.5 million tons of coal amid pandemic

Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi (ETT), one of Mongolia’s largest mining companies, still managed to ship an impressive 15.5 million tons of coal, earning MNT 1.68 trillion, including MNT 1.5 trillion in sales revenue amid chaos of interrupted supply chain procedures due

UB to implement electric public transport project with support of EBRD

The EBRD began its operations in Mongolia with the sponsoring of banks and other financial entities—such as XacBank, Khanbank and Transcapital—that became involved in its Trade Facilitation Programme. By now, the EBRD has a presence in many sectors of the country’s

Mongolian export to China declined by 39 percent

China’s coking coal imports slowed in September from August on limited Mongolian supplies, but non-Australian seaborne imports remained above 2020 levels led by record US arrivals.
China imported 4.35 million tonnes of coking coal in September, down by 35pc from a

Golomt Bank introduces “Turkish Lira” currency

Golomt Bank has introduced “Turkish Lira” currency (TRY) into their international payment system establishing correspondent relationship with İş Bank of the Republic of Turkey with the purpose to offer wider range of foreign currency remittance services for its’ customers. This

Mongolian coal drivers queue at Chinese border

A long line of trucks outside the tiny coal town of Tsagaan Khad has been reduced to a trickle, held up by China and Mongolia’s strict coronavirus measures, leaving the drivers stranded without pay or company. Some 3,500 increasingly wretched

The Erenhot: China-Mongolia trade hub closed due to Covid-19

The Erenhot China-Mongolia border trading zone in north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region has closed after confirming one case of Covid-19 on 14 October. As for today, the Erenhot reported seven locally transmitted confirmed COVID-19 cases.

With a total investment of

Rio Tinto delays underground production of Oyu Tolgoi again

Oyu Tolgoi’s underground expansion has been hamstrung by delays, development issues and cost overruns for years. Rio Tinto and Turquoise Hill Resources signed a development and financing plan with Mongolia in 2015 that provided basis for funding the project — but