Newcom Group

Newcom LLC
(Newcom Group)
Limited liability company
Founded 1993
Headquarters Naiman Zovkhis Building, 21 Seoul Street, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Key people
 Ts. Boldbaatar
(Chairman)
R. Arvintsogt
(Board Member)
Bolor Jargalsaikhan
(Chief Executive Officer)
Subsidiaries MobiCom Corporation
Eznis Airways
Tsegts Security
Clean Energy
Newcom Property
Newcom Mining Services
Clean Energy Asia
Website www.newcom.mn

Newcom Group (Mongolian: Ньюком Групп) (the official name: Newcom LLC) is a Mongolian investment company. Its portfolio includes MobiCom Corporation, the first and the largest mobile telecommunications company in Mongolia, and Eznis Airways, the largest domestic airline in Mongolia. Newcom built the first wind farm in Mongolia, with a capacity of 50MW.[1]

History

The company was founded in April 1993 by N. Tuya to provide professional consulting services. In September 1995, the firm became the authorized distributor of Motorola to sell short and ultra short waveradio stations. At the same time, it formed its first subsidiary, MobiCom, as a joint venture with its Japanese partners, Sumitomo Corporation and KDDI Corporation.[2]

Subsidiaries

MobiCom Corporation

MobiCom started its operations, serving its first customers, on March 18, 1996 after 6 months of its establishment. Meeting the requirements of the tender announced by the Government of Mongolia, MobiCom launched its network with GSM technology, which is the most advanced digital system of mobile communication. Today, MobiCom has become the largest Mobile Telephone Service provider, with over 1,200,000 subscribers,[3] and the biggest corporation in the information technology sector of Mongolia.[4]

The following companies are subsidiaries of MobiCom:

Eznis Airways

Eznis Airways is the leading Mongolian domestic airline with the largest network of domestic destinations within Mongolia and highest flight frequency on these routes. The airline was established on December 6, 2006 by Newcom LLC, one of the largest holding companies of Mongolia.

The first scheduled service flight of Eznis Airways was from Ulaanbaatar to Choibalsan on December, 2006. Now the airline operates domestic scheduled and charter flights to 5 destinations of Mongolia including Dornod, Khuvsgul, Umnugobi, Uvs and Bayan-Ulgii, and operates international scheduled service to Hailar in China's Inner Mongolia region, and charter services to points in China, Russia and Kazakhstan.

The airline’s name “Eznis” means ‘easiness in flight’. The name consists of two parts which when put together say 'easy flight': the first two letters “Ez” stand for “easy” in English and “nis” is a Mongolian word meaning “fly”.

Eznis Airways ceased all operations from 22 May 2014 due to the financial difficulties and the current situation at the airline industry.[5]

Clean Energy

Clean Energy Company (75% owned by Newcom and 25% owned by the EBRD) was established in 2004, initially to collect data from wind measurement stations established on Salkhit Mountain some 70 kilometers southeast of Ulaanbaatar to assess the site's suitability for the construction of a wind farm. Wind data has been collected from the site for over two years and the raw data has been compiled and assessed by Global Energy Concepts of the United States with the result that the selected site shows excellent potential for wind generation. The wind farm - the first in Mongolia - has been completed with financing from the EBRD and is being commissioned on June 20, 2013.[6]

Newcom Property

Newcom Property LLC, after being set up in 1997 as Newcom Group’s real estate management and service division, became an independent company in 2005 specializing in property management services for real estate owners, investors, private individuals, businesses and organizations. The company now has over 230 employees.

Newcom Mining Services

Newcom Mining Services LLC is a construction and mining equipment rentals and sales company, established in 2011. It is the authorized distributor for Terex and Genie brands in Mongolia.[7]

Tsegts

Tsegts LLC was established in 2004 as Newsec LLC to provide security services for all types of property.

American University of Mongolia

Newcom Group signed a strategic partnership with UC Berkeley’s Center for Executive Education in July 2011 and launched the American University of Mongolia’s Center for Executive Education in August, 2011 in Ulaanbaatar. The Center for Executive Education is the groundwork of a broader initiative of establishing a new university based on American academic tradition and standards to serve emerging demand for world-class skills and knowledge in Mongolia and the region. The Center for Executive Education offers up-to-date executive programs showcasing leadership, business management, strategy, project management, corporate finance, business contracts and negotiation, public policy, business communication, corporate social responsibility, marketing. Programs are tailored to meet both strategic and leadership skill-gaps within the context of the Mongolian economic and social realities and designed to build globally competitive local leaders within Mongolian private and public enterprises and to help them drive and shape their businesses in their respective industries.

Instructors of our programs are from AUM’s Partner Institutions such as UC Berkeley, McKinsey & Company and Coffey Projects (Australia) and participants are granted a Certificate of Completion allowing them to attain credits towards their future degree studies at the American University of Mongolia and be certified as internationally recognized professionals in their respective fields.

Clean Energy Asia

Clean Energy Asia LLC (CEA) was established in 2012 as a joint venture between Newcom LLC Newcom LLC and SB Energy Corp., renewable energy arm of Japan’s Softbank Corporation.[8] CEA aims to act as a multifaceted clean energy company encompassing exploration, development and energy company portfolio management. Its main goals are to survey potential renewable energy power generation sites in Mongolia, expanding investment in and development of the renewable energy sector in Mongolia as well as exporting clean energy to other regions thus facilitating the creation of the Asia Super Grid.

References

  1. ↑ "Mongolian Wind Farm to Use GE Turbines". Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 2011-11-18.
  2. ↑ "Press Room". Sumitomo. Retrieved 2011-09-02.
  3. ↑ Telecommunications in Mongolia
  4. ↑ List of mobile network operators of the Asia Pacific region#Mongolia
  5. ↑ http://newcom.mn/en/media/news/234
  6. ↑ MONGOLIA’S FIRST WIND FARM OPENS - http://newcom.mn/en/media/news/224
  7. ↑ http://www.terex.com/cranes/flash/newsletter/2013-01/en/index.html#/4/
  8. ↑ http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-10-24/softbank-plans-to-develop-wind-power-in-mongolia-with-newcom.html
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