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🏭 Tavantolgoi JSC Targets ₮1.8 Trillion in Revenue for 2026🏦

June 09, 2026

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Tavantolgoi JSC plans to export a total of 6.7 million tonnes of coal in 2026 and generate ₮1.8 trillion in sales revenue. According to disclosures made through the Mongolian Stock Exchange, this represents a 147.5% increase compared with the company’s 2025 sales revenue.

  • 📊 Since the beginning of 2026, the company has traded 2.46 million tonnes of coal worth ₮993.7 billion. This includes exports of coking coal and other coal products sold through Mongolia’s exchange-based coal trading platform.

  • 🚂 To support revenue growth, Tavantolgoi JSC is working to maximize railway transportation capacity, improve cross-border logistics, and optimize coal loading and transportation operations across its supply chain.

💰 In 2025, the company contributed ₮220.5 billion to state and local government budgets. With higher export volumes and increased sales revenue expected in 2026, Tavantolgoi aims to further expand its contribution to public finances.

🌍 Growing activity in both the capital markets and export sector highlights the continued importance of mining companies to Mongolia’s economy. Coal export performance and mining-related stock market developments remain among the most closely watched indicators in the country’s mining sector.

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