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Brands

Tools

Burndy

Grounding & Lightning protection

Dialight

Lightning design & solution

Switchboard

LV & MV transmission & distribution products

CHINT

Kripal

Power connection system

IDE ELECTRIC

TFkable

Cable

Ryobi

Clean. Desaturate, if needed.

Greenlee

Cable management & Accessories

Baosheng

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Engineering, Technical & Product Support

Professional material supply

Finished goods inventory in warehouse

Supply

Industry

Energy

processing industry. Electricity, heat and water supply accounted for 12.2%

Industry  65.1% in mining and quarrying and industry

Total Overhead  power line. 110кW transmission line 3825.68кm. 35кW distribution line 12.8 кm

Overhead power Line. 220кW transmission line 1034.59кm

generator was launched in the capital city     2. Number of electricity and gas production and water supply nationwide - 268

and 79.7 percent produced domestically 1.7 billion kilowatts of white or 20.3 percent were imported from China and Russia

3. The structure of the electricity and heat industry     • Electricity – 73.4%     • Thermal energy – 11.5%     4. As of 2018, the total electricity reserves are

Engineering, technical & product support

Mining

gold found from Zaamar Khailaast deposit in 1995;  3. Estimation in 2010 defined that possible gold reserve of Mongolia is 513970kg.

Mongolian first gold mine  1. 1900-1915 The Mongolor Association began mining gold in Mongolia

tons of coal resource .  3. There are over 300 deposits in 15 places in Mongolia.  4. Mongolia stands in the 15th place according to its coal resource.

1. Mongolia first coal mine was opened in nalaikh in 1922  2. Estimation reports that there is

of ore a year and produces about 530.0 thousand tonne of copper concentrate

Mongolia first copper factory was opened in erdenet ovoo in 1978. It processes

The copper accounts for 30 percent of Mongolia's budget and about

Construction

Mongolia first building: Commissioned in August 1905,

and has 35 floors /put into operation 2021/

Non-residential – 47.2% , Engineering facilities – 22.4% , Repair – 2.4%

The role of the construction sector in the Mongolian economy: In 2019, the construction sector accounted for 14.1 thousand or 7.5 percent of the total

Agriculture

of agricultural land and uses 52.0 million mint in winter and 60.0 million mint in summer and autumn

There are 110.3 million hectares of pastures and 1.7 million hectares of hayfields in the highlands, Khangai, steppe and Gobi regions, for a total of 112.0 million hectares of pastures and hayfields. It occupies