MICC acted as the sole financial advisor for Ulaanbaatar Songdo Hospital, Mongolia’s first private integrated hospital. The hospital benefited from the unique expertise, advanced technology, and best practices of Bumrungrad International Hospital, a world-renowned healthcare provider, while maintaining a strong market position. MICC supported the hospital’s financing through its own capital and guided its development into Mongolia’s leading specialized surgical and medical facility.
MICC secured financing from DFA for Mongol Micron Cashmere, one of Mongolia’s leading wool and cashmere processing companies operating since 2005. The company specializes in scouring and dehairing raw materials, supplying processed cashmere and wool to both domestic and international markets.
MICC secured financing from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) for GN Beverages, the exclusive bottler and distributor of PepsiCo products in Mongolia. The funding supports the expansion of the company’s bottling and warehousing facilities. MICC had previously secured GN Beverages’ first international loan of USD 6 million from the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC, now DFC) in 2009.
MICC advised on the USD 283 million bond financing for the planned 415 km Tavantolgoi–Zuunbayan railway project. Designed to transport up to 15 million tonnes of coking coal annually, the railway will serve as a strategic export route from the Tavantolgoi mine to China.
MICC served as financial advisor and underwriter for Erdenes Tavantolgoi JSC, one of Mongolia’s top five companies and the operator of the strategic Tavan Tolgoi coal deposit. MICC supported the company in raising funding to implement its 2021–2025 business expansion plan, contributing to the growth of one of the country’s most significant state-owned enterprises.
MICC secured green financing for the Lapland Villa residential project, developed by Premium Project LLC. The project features a modern, energy-efficient building constructed with high-quality Finnish spruce wood and sustainable design solutions, setting a benchmark for eco-friendly residential developments in Mongolia.
MICC acted as the sole underwriter for Bogd Bank’s IPO—the first bank IPO since the introduction of the new banking law in 2021. Established in 2014, Bogd Bank focuses on delivering value-added services through advanced technology and aims to become Mongolia’s leading digital bank, aligning with international banking standards.
MICC secured financing from IFC for the development of the Ibis Styles Ulaanbaatar Hotel, part of the global Accor Group with over 4,100 hotels worldwide. Operated under Accor’s internationally recognized brand, the hotel introduces global hospitality standards to Mongolia and strengthens Ulaanbaatar’s capacity to serve both business and leisure travelers.
DSPO operates a 30 MW on-grid solar power plant in Sainshand, Mongolia, which began operation on October 17, 2020. The plant generates over 50,000 MWh of electricity annually, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 14,994 tons and coal consumption by 6,589 tons each year. MICC played a key role in securing US$ 10 million in working capital for the project through Khan Bank.
As part of the Vision-2050, Mongolia's long-term development policy, initiatives were undertaken to establish reliable energy sources to meet domestic electricity demands, enhance engineering networks, and alleviate traffic congestion through infrastructure projects. To finance these objectives, public bonds were issued, MICC worked as a leading underwriter facilitating the process.
MICC advised the Government of Mongolia in finalizing an Investment Agreement with Orano Mining SAS for the Zuuvch Ovoo uranium project. The project will produce 4% of global uranium output, helping diversify Mongolia’s exports, strengthen diplomatic ties, and create approximately 700 jobs, with a total investment of US$ 1.6 billion.
MICC served as the financial advisor for the Development Bank of Mongolia's (DBM) successful OTC bond issuance, facilitating the launch of Mongolia’s first floating-rate bonds and attracting foreign investment in Mongolian Tugrik (MNT). The issuance raised MNT 707 billion across five trades, with MNT 219 billion from floating-rate bonds and MNT 488 billion from fixed-rate bonds.