Mongolian Mining Corporation 0975.HK

SGQ.v. (1878.HK) is bigger and selling - exporting more coal than MONGOLIAN Mining Corp. (2025 10 Mill. Tons). SGQ 2025 (13 Mill Tons) ! MMC selling at 17 x earnings ($0.60) . SGQ should be at least 8 x earnings!!!! Look at 2025 financial reports coming out March 27th 2026!

Mongolian Mining Corporation (0975.HK) sold a total of 10.1 million tonnes of coal products in 2025. This figure represents the company’s full-year sales volume (primarily exported to China) and comprises 4.9 million tonnes of washed hard coking coal, 0.5 million tonnes of washed semi-soft coking coal, 2.9 million tonnes of washed mid-ash semi-hard coking coal, plus minor volumes of secondary products and thermal coal. The company’s run-of-mine production reached 14.7 million tonnes, and washed coking coal output totalled approximately 8.9 million tonnes. These data are taken directly from the audited annual results announced on 17 March 2026.   
Company-specific export figures for January and February 2026 have not yet been disclosed. Mongolian Mining Corporation has not released monthly or quarterly operational updates covering the first two months of 2026 (the next detailed update is expected with the Q1 2026 operational release, typically in late April or May). Therefore, no precise MMC export tonnages are available at present.
National Mongolian coal exports (all producers) for the same period are as follows (based on Mongolian Customs General Administration data reported in March 2026):
• January 2026: approximately 9.7–10.12 million tonnes (a sharp year-on-year increase of 73–86 %).
• February 2026: approximately 6.35 million tonnes (notable month-on-month decline from January, consistent with seasonal border-clearance patterns).
Cumulative national exports for January–February 2026 therefore totalled roughly 16.05–16.47 million tonnes.  
Yes, there was a modest uptick in coking-coal prices during the first two months of 2026.
Mongolian border-port prices (e.g., Mongolian 5# raw coal at Ganqimaodu) rose by approximately CNY 117 per tonne in early January on improved Chinese market sentiment and temporary supply concerns. International benchmarks, including Australian premium hard coking coal (FOB), also strengthened (reaching around USD 227–253 per tonne in January–February before stabilising). While prices softened later in the period amid inventory build-up, the early-2026 movement represented a clear recovery relative to the depressed 2025 average selling price of USD 82.2 per tonne realised by Mongolian Mining Corporation.   
All figures above are derived from official company announcements and contemporaneous customs/market reports available as of 18 March 2026.

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Mongolian Coal: Mongolian coal market sentiment improved as futures prices and billet prices increased. Coal stocks at supervision areas reduced slightly, and traders grew optimistic about the market. Prices for Mongolian 5# raw coal under long-term contracts rose 20 yuan/t week on week to 860-870 yuan/t.