Success stories

MCS Coca-Cola

In 2001, MCS Group became the authorized producer and distributor of Coca-Cola products in Mongolia, bringing one of the world’s most recognized brands and international business practices into the country. The first production facility began operations in 2002, enabling Coca-Cola beverages to be produced locally for the first time.

Over the following 25 years, the partnership evolved into a major local manufacturing and distribution platform. MCS Coca-Cola introduced international standards in food safety, quality, occupational health and environmental management, while adopting global practices in marketing, sales and distribution. The company has progressively expanded its production capacity, product portfolio and nationwide distribution network.

Today, MCS Coca-Cola serves more than 16,000 customers nationwide and employs more than 1,200 people. It produces and distributes more than 20 brands locally, including Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Bonaqua, Fuze Tea, Minute Maid and Schweppes. In 2025, the company purchased MNT 239 billion worth of goods and services from domestic businesses, strengthening local supply chains.

The partnership demonstrates how global brands, international standards and local entrepreneurship can combine to build long-term manufacturing capability and create value within Mongolia.

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Tsetsii Wind Farm: Scaling Renewable Energy Investment in Mongolia

Located in Tsogttsetsii soum of South Gobi Province, the Tsetsii Wind Farm is a landmark private investment in Mongolia’s renewable energy sector. Developed by Clean Energy Asia LLC, a joint venture between Mongolian company Newcom LLC and SB Energy Corp., the project was financed with support from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

With an installed capacity of 50 MW, the wind farm consists of 25 Vestas wind turbines and began commercial operations in October 2017. It was developed to help meet Mongolia’s growing electricity demand while reducing reliance on carbon-intensive power generation. The project represented one of Mongolia’s early large-scale privately financed renewable energy investments and demonstrated the potential for international development finance and private capital to support clean energy infrastructure.

Tsetsii Wind Farm has an annual electricity production capacity of approximately 201 million kWh and contributes renewable power to Mongolia’s Central Energy System. Its development also created opportunities for local employment and strengthened private-sector participation in the country’s energy transition.

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