Guril Tejeel Bulgan Joint Stock Company (Mongolia)

The Company, founded in 1958, is the first flour mill to be established in Mongolia. It was fully privatized in 1996. In order to secure the raw materials for the flour mill, the company had at the same time launched the crop farming activities and for this purpose, established the 10 agricultural subsidiary companies in Bulgan and Selenge provinces.
Besides the making flour and planting of grains and vegetables, the Company also operates cow, chicken and hog farms for egg, meat and milk and sheep husbandry for wool production.
Currently, the Company has the capacity to produce 11,500 tons of flour and 18,000 tons of mixed and granular fodder with elevator silos to receive, clean and dry 36,000 tons of wheat grains. Manufactured products are delivered to the neighboring provinces and Ulaanbaatar, to bread and food plants and to its related company, Atar Urguu J.S.C. A modern production line with a capacity to manufacture 120 tons of wheat flours a day was newly installed and commissioned in 2011, thus, increasing the total production capacity.
The company still listed under Mongolian Stock Exchange. Currently the latest report is Annual 2013 and no further financial report provided since then.