Mongolyn Alt (MAK) LLC is a conglomerate in Mongolia that is involved in coal, and copper mining. It was founded by Nyamtaishir Byambaa in 1993 and is privately owned.
Early operations
Since its establishment, MAK has demonstrated its ability to convert mineral reserves into profitable businesses, and has made significant contributions to the Mongolian economy and society. MAK has made efforts to promote responsible mining practices and has invested in the development of the local economy, environmental sustainability, health, and education sectors.
In recent years, MAK has diversified its operations to include processing and manufacturing businesses, utilizing advanced Europe technologies to establish factories such as the "MAK Euro Block", "MAK Euro Cement", "MAK Euro Windoor", "MAK Euro Venti", "MAK Concrete". Through these endeavors, MAK has reduced Mongolia's dependence on imports and brought innovation to the construction materials sector.
Timelines 1993 - MAK was established and began its business operations 1994 - Introduced Caterpillar machinery to Mongolia, pioneering modern mining technology in the country 1995 - MAK founded Bumbat LLC, a Mongolian-Canadian joint venture, and became the fourth-largest gold producer in Mongolia 2000 - MAK diversified its business by starting thermal coal production 2002 - Completed Mongolia's first-ever coal export, opening the door for future exports 2008 - Conducted the initial coal export via the Shiveekhuren border crossing 2015 - MAK Euro Block Factory was commissioned and began production. 2017 - MAK Euro Cement Factory was commissioned 2018 - The Naryn Sukhait Coal Processing Plant was commissioned 2019 - MAK Euro Windoor Factory was commissioned 2022 - MAK Euro Venti Factory was commissioned 2023 - MAK Concrete Factory was commissioned 2023 - MAK Limestone Factory was commissioned 2024 - Partnered with Huawei to initiate solar power plant projects to diversify energy sources 2024 - Began preliminary feasibility studies with Japan's Unico International for hydrogen production from coal, aiming to expand Mongolia's energy portfolio
References
External links
Official website