Mongolia Mining Company Global Uranium

Founded 2012 — Texas

Mongolia
Mining Company

Building the future of global energy. We develop uranium mining opportunities, market positions and concessions across four continents — supplying the fuel behind the world's nuclear power.

Mongolia Mining Company monogram — a gold MMC whose first stem is the Soyombo, Mongolia's national symbol, set on the silhouette of Mongolia
5.7M
Tonnes — known world reserves, 2015
62K
Tonnes mined worldwide, 2016
141,500
Tonnes — Mongolian reserves

01 Our History

A quiet acquisition for the world's cleanest fuel

Founded in Texas in 2012 the Mongolia Mining Company has focused on global Uranium Mining for several years, as the world populations continue to grow outdated fossil fuels will be unable to keep up. A new generation has evolved that wants a cleaner source of energy for their electric cars to their smart homes and the entire infrastructure of their cities and Nuclear Energy will supply that by the electricity it produces using the Uranium that fuels those reactors.

In 1954, history was made when nuclear fission technology was approved for commercial purposes and the first nuclear power plant started operation in the Russian city of Obninsk. For the first time, it was possible to meet the demand of an increasingly energy-thirsty world — at a reasonable price, too.

Number of operable nuclear reactors by country as of January 2018
Operable nuclear reactors by country — January 2018
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02 Uranium Mining

Global mine production, 2002–2016

The following provides data on the global mine production of uranium from 2002 to 2016. In 2006, some 39.4 thousand metric tons of uranium were mined worldwide. A decade later, total production stood at nearly 62 thousand metric tons.

Mine production of uranium in major countries from 2009 to 2016 (in metric tons).

Uranium mining operation
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03 World Energy

United States & World Energy

The demand is high for mining uranium for the Big 3 super powers of the world.

World energy infographic
Uranium consumption infographic
Energy production infographic
Global energy demand infographic

This illustrates the leading ten countries worldwide based on uranium consumption in 2016. In that year, the United States was the largest uranium consumer worldwide, using a total of almost 18.2 thousand metric tons of uranium vs. Russia 6.5 thousand metric tons.

The United States produces only 1.1 metric tons yet uses 18.5 metric tons. Russia produces 3.5 metric tons yet uses 6.5 metric tons. China with 1.3 billion people currently use only 5.3 metric tons and only produce 1.6 metric tons — with more nuclear reactors under construction than any other country they will surpass both the US and Russia in uranium consumption when they become operational.

04 Acquisition

The last mining rush that will take place on Earth

Uranium reserves infographic
Mining site

We acquire mining concessions and invest around the globe, most recently in New Mexico where the lost mines of Grants District have since reopened, this was the foremost supplier of uranium in United States during the last half of the 20th century with reserves of 200 thousand tons of uranium valued at $80 billion. Ukraine has mining reserves comparable to the United States and is interested in becoming energy self-sufficient and will become an important supplier of uranium as will Mongolia with 140 thousand metric tons in estimated uranium reserves.

Those that have the market share and control uranium will replace the oil barons and in essence control the world energy.

06 Our Services

Mining, markets and concessions

01

Mining

We develop uranium mining opportunities and partnerships worldwide.

02

Markets

NYMEX market positions in uranium futures when the market fluctuates and reserves are depleted.

03

Concessions

Applications for mining concessions with state, federal and foreign governments.

07 Our Latest Projects

Where we operate

Mongolia project site
Mongolia
New Mexico project site
New Mexico USA
Ukraine project site
Ukraine

08 Team Members

Who we are

Ilona Pacher

Ilona Pacher

Global Operations

Österreich

Gerhardt von Hessé

Gerhardt von Hessé

Executive Officer

Deutschland

G. Hendershott

G. Hendershott

Global Mining Agreements

America

09 Global Reach

Global uranium mining

The future of world energy — uranium truly spans the globe as illustrated by this map from the longitude earth plain that runs from Ukraine to Kazakhstan all the way to Mongolia, covering half the circumference of the planet. Uranium can be mined and processed on every continent. We at MMC are dedicated to the mining, production and usage of uranium as the source of future world energy.

Global uranium mining map from Ukraine through Kazakhstan to Mongolia
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10 Contact

“Building the Future of Global Energy”

Address

PO Box 2466 — Palm Beach, FL 33480
PO Box 8432 — Santa Fe, NM 87504