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Mongolia - Agrarian Society to Industrialized nation?

The New York Society of Security Analysts (NYSSA) will track the rapid but rocky transformation of Mongolia from agrarian society to would-be industrialized nation on Thursday, April 9.

The daylong Investing in Mongolia Conference will highlight the recent rise of the Asian country as a global hotspot for minerals, precious metals and coal and ask if its booming mining sector can birth a true market economy.

The conference will showcase presentations from a number of private and publicly traded companies with a well-established footprint in the Mongolian market, including:

- Golomt Bank and its wholly owned financial services firm Golomt Securities

- Leading importer Ulemj

- Road and transportation infrastructure developer Khot

- Commercial real estate investor and developer Mongolia Growth Group

- Erdenes MGL, the largest state-owned mining operation in Mongolia

- Mine-owner Sharyn Gol JSC

- Petroleum importer MT Group

In addition, officials from the Mongolian Embassy and Mongolian Stock Exchange will on be hand to provide macroeconomic perspectives. The conference will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

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