Core Insights - The industrial output value of Mongolia reached 27.1 trillion tugrik (approximately 54.2 billion RMB) from January to August 2025, representing a year-on-year decline of 5.8% [1] - The mining sector's output value was 20.4 trillion tugrik (approximately 40.8 billion RMB), with a year-on-year decrease of 10.7%, primarily due to a significant drop in coal and oil production [1] - The manufacturing sector saw an increase in output for key products such as liquid milk, flour, cement, and copper, with a total production growth of 5.3% to 93.9% [1] Mining Sector - The mining sector's sales growth was driven by a 63.1% increase in metal ore extraction and a 19.4% rise in mining auxiliary activities [1] - The production of metal products, including iron concentrate, zinc concentrate, copper concentrate, and fluorite concentrate, increased by 10.5% to 77.4% [1] - The overall mining output, including coal, oil, and unrefined precious metals, decreased by 9.7% to 34.7% [1] Manufacturing Sector - The total sales of industrial products reached 34 trillion tugrik (approximately 68 billion RMB), reflecting a year-on-year growth of 0.3% [1] - The manufacturing sector's sales increased by 13.1%, contrasting with a 3.9% growth in the mining sector's sales [1] - Certain products, such as mineral water, beverages, and meat, experienced a decline in production by 2.6% to 29.6% [1] Export Performance - Mongolia's exports of industrial products amounted to 23.6 trillion tugrik (approximately 47.2 billion RMB), with the mining sector accounting for 96.2% of this total [1] - The export structure of mineral products showed that coal constituted 37.5%, metal ores 58.1%, oil 2.8%, and other minerals 1.6% [1]