Overview
- Parliament’s special oversight group sent its Oyu Tolgoi draft resolution to the plenary after committee debate, with proposals ranging from checking adjacent licences to removing language on possible licence cancellations and raising groundwater use limits for review.
- Cabinet submitted a 2026–2028 list of 33 state enterprises for public offerings or restructuring, including MIAT, State Bank, Mongolian Stock Exchange, Mongolian Telecom, Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi, Erdenet, and multiple power and coal firms.
- Erdenet reported 2025 preliminary results of ₮4.6 trillion in sales, ₮693.1 billion net profit and ₮2.2 trillion paid to budgets, while its CEO urged a ‘floating’ AМNАТ regime tied to commodity dynamics and mineral types.
- The prime minister’s licence census found 2,775 active mineral licences held by 1,772 entities, identified 500+ politically or foreign-linked companies and tallied ₮1.4 trillion in unpaid AМNАТ across 496 firms, with a loophole enabling exports despite arrears.
- Ulaanbaatar tabled a public–private project to deploy 2,000 EV/PHEV taxis over five years with an initial ₮77 billion, the 2024 human‑trafficking report was released with international partners, a top cardiac center introduced four new surgical technologies, and internal troops sought expanded human‑rights training.