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We are very pleased to announce that PwC Mongolia has renewed their “Company” membership with us for 2022. PwC opened its office in Mongolia on September 7, 2010 with over 20 local and international professionals. Today, PwC employs more than 80 specialists resident in their office in Ulaanbaatar bringing both international experience and local knowledge….
We are thrilled to announce that Rio Tinto Mongolia has renewed their “Corporate” membership with us for 2022. Rio Tinto Mongolia has been a valuable member of AustCham Mongolia since 2017 and we thank them for extending their support and partnership. Rio Tinto is a leading global mining and metals group that focuses on finding,…
AustCham Mongolia is pleased to announce that Moncement Building Materials LLC has renewed their ‘Company’ membership for another year. Moncement Building Materials LLC operates integrated facilities for the production of Ordinary Portland Cement, consisting of a completely dry process production line with a capacity of 1750 metric tons per day of clinker in Orgun Soum,…
AustCham Mongolia is pleased to announce that Xanadu Wines Mongolia has renewed their membership for another year. Xanadu Wines has a well established reputation in Mongolia with their premium Australian wines and other beverages. If you would like to know their nearest wine shop or to place an order just use the following link: https://wineshop.mn/…
WHAT WE OFFER
Our Role
By representing a broad cross-section of Australians and Australian companies, AustCham plays a critical role in cultivating Australia-Mongolia business relationships and meeting the growing needs of our expanding membership base.


Our Members
We currently have 60 member companies. The majority of members are based in Mongolia. The Chamber also has an active Individual and Young Professional membership, made up of young Australians working or studying in Mongolia and Mongolians business representatives who support the building of business relationships between Mongolia and Australia.
Non-Profit
AustCham is a non-profit organisation which operates independently from government. It is funded entirely by our membership and Chamber activities.
The Chamber maintains a good working relationship with the Australian Embassy in Mongolia and Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) in Mongolia.


Our Board
A Board of 11, who are elected by the membership, oversee the Chamber’s activities. Board members are elected for one-year terms at an Annual General Meeting held each March. Representatives of the Australian Embassy and Austrade also serve on the Board as Ex Officio Members, along with the Chamber’s General Manager. The General Manager is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the Chamber.
LATEST NEWS
Our valued ‘Corporate’ member Murray Mining Services LLC plants trees
Our valued ‘Corporate’ member Murray Mining Services LLC has joined the “Billion Tree” national movement initiated by the President U.Khurelsukh and planted 120 trees in Ulziit district on 23rd of October 2021. #wehavethebestmembers #MurrayMiningServices #Greenwall
Our valued ‘Company’ member Unitel Group LLC unveils new product
Dear Members & Friends, We are pleased to share that today our valued member Unitel Group LLC is unveiling their new product specifically developed for the expat community here in Mongolia. It is now much easier to choose the best package that meets your requirement…
AustCham Mongolia’s Executive Luncheon
On October 8th, 2021, AustCham Mongolia has successfully organised our Executive Luncheon, proudly sponsored by our Corporate Member MSM Group LLC, on the subject of “#Economic_Recovery” with key experts and decision makers of the economic sector of Mongolia. We appreciate our exclusive guests to share…
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