AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHousing and Construction: Mongolia plans a 100,000-home program for 2027–2030, including more mortgages and energy-efficient housing, with priority for Ulaanbaatar’s ger-area residents. Transport: The World Bank will study upgrades to Murun Airport, while a funded project targets 368 km of roads and bridge works at seven locations. Energy: Government agencies and the WHO have launched a push to phase out household coal use, with a 2027–2040 roadmap in development. Mining: Oyu Tolgoi copper output rose 27% as its underground mine approaches Rio Tinto’s 500,000-tonne target; the mine has also restarted after a seismic event. Agriculture and Processing: Darkhan’s first gelatin factory will process livestock byproducts, while herders face a gap between high livestock-product prices and household prosperity. Power and Fuel: Around 40% of Thermal Power Plant No. 5 is complete, and Mongolia has secured orders for 92,000 tonnes of fuel for November.
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