Mongolia is set to reap large economic benefits from neighbouring China’s increasing demand for commodities over the next few decades to accommodate the country’s expected growth, according to RCM’s Asian expert Raymond Chan.
(Reuters) - Asia’s major stock exchanges have launched an all-out battle for IPOs from the land of Genghis Khan, with Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong jostling for a slice of the action from resource-rich and landlocked Mongolia.
During consultations in Ulaanbaatar on 15 June, Lithuania’s Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Šarūnas Adomavičius and Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade of Mongolia Bayarbaatar Bolor
Mongolia’s plan to privatize its state-owned assets will allow international investors access to some of the world’s largest untapped mineral resources through initial public share sales, most likely in Hong Kong.
RIA Novosti interview with Fyodor Lukyanov, Editor-in-Chief, Russia in Global Affairs Magazine, Member of the Presidium, Council on Foreign and Defense Policy.
Mongolian Prime Minister Sukhbaatar Batbold plans to list 20percent to 30percent of Tavan Tolgoi, the country’s giant coking coal deposit, on the Mongolian Stock Exchange, a person familiar with the situation said Monday.
”With respect to our Zuun Mod Molybdenum Project, we have been working with the authorities in Mongolia to advance the project through the various regulatory stages of converting our exploration license to a mining license
