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Turquoise Hill: While Mongolia Wants More Money Now, The Decrease Of Uncertainty Pushes The Stock Up www.seekingalpha.com
Summary
- Mongolian parliament approves the resolution regarding the current investment agreements for Oyu Tolgoi.
- The country wants either a product sharing agreement or a royalty.
- Shares react positively, getting an additional boost from rising copper prices. The short-term upside price momentum looks interesting.
In my recent article on Turquoise Hill (TRQ), I wrote that the most likely pattern for Turquoise Hill shares was to trade at a $0.40-0.50 range until the end of this year amidst uncertainty regarding the potential new terms of the investment agreement for Oyu Tolgoi. This prediction did not work out well, since the stock broke out of the trading range on higher trading volume and is trending higher:
From a technical point of view, that’s a major breakout that no momentum trader will miss. But what’s on the fundamental side of the story?
The Mongolian parliament has just approved the resolution that instructs the government to look at the ways to improve the implementation of the investment agreements, the underground mine plan development and the financing plan of the mine. In the press release to which I linked above, Rio Tinto (RIO) stated the following:
Rio Tinto acknowledges the Mongolian parliament’s resolution and notes that this effectively confirms the validity of all Oyu Tolgoi investment agreements […] There is a lot of work to do to ensure Oyu Tolgoi reaches its full potential, and we remain committed to exploring ways to deliver even greater benefits from Oyu Tolgoi to all shareholders.”
Turquoise Hill went into more depth in its press release, outlining the measures included in the resolution: 1) comprehensive measures to improve the implementation of investment agreements; 2) improvement of the mine development and financing plan and 3) decision to “explore and resolve options to have a product sharing arrangement or swap Mongolia’s equity holding of 34% for a special royalty.”
Here are the key practical conclusions as I see them:
Certainty is almost always better than uncertainty for the market. The Oyu Tolgoi story is somewhat similar to Freeport-McMoRan’s (FCX) Grasberg mine, which also struggled from the growing appetite of the Indonesian government. The removal of Indonesian uncertainty was certainly a positive catalyst for Freeport. While Oyu Tolgoi does not have this level of certainty yet (Grasberg ultimately got a final (hopefully) deal), the fact that the resolution did not contain anything truly critical for business is surely a positive catalyst for Turquoise Hill.
It’s still too early to talk about how a product sharing agreement or a swap of current Mongolia’s stake for a special royalty might look like. For reference, Freeport’s deal for Grasberg included a 25% corporate income tax rate, a 10% profits tax rate, 4% royalties for copper and 3.75% royalties for gold.
I believe that the royalty scenario will be strategically better for Turquoise Hill compared to the product sharing arrangement. Once Mongolia swaps its current stake in the project for a pre-defined royalty, it will be easier for Turquoise Hill and Rio Tinto to defend against any additional claims from future governments (the current trend in this space is unfavorable for international mining companies, and there’s no reason to believe that this negative trend will stop in the coming years).
We currently see a relief rally in Turquoise Hill shares. In such situations, fears of the worst outcome are always somewhere in the background even if no one voices them publicly – such fears are removed for now. Also, we should not forget about recent copper price upside which could have provided some additional support to building momentum trade in the company’s stock. At this point, the short-term trend has certainly changed to the upside.
There are still many variables in the Oyu Tolgoi story: the exact changes to the investment agreement are yet to be determined, while the new operating and financing plans for the mine will be known only in 2020. Therefore, the stock comes with a material headline risk which can bring both major upside and downside.
At this point, it looks like the news from Mongolia and copper price upside created a short-term setup for upside in Turquoise Hill shares. Fundamentally, the story remains promising (as always) but risky, so size your positions accordingly and manage your risks properly if you want to join the momentum trade.
By:Vladimir Zernov
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U.S. Government launches new project to support Mongolia’s small and medium enterprises www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. The U.S. government, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), announced the launch of a five-year, MNT 40.7 billion ($15 million) project that will enable Mongolia’s small and medium enterprises to contribute more actively to the country’s economy.
USAID’s Business Excellence for Sustainability and Transparency project, implemented in partnership with Mongolian non-governmental organization Development Solutions, will provide technical assistance and training to increase the access of local entrepreneurs to needed financing to help grow and strengthen their businesses.
“Mongolia’s small and medium enterprises play a significant role in creating jobs and diversifying the country’s economy,” Ambassador Michael Klecheski said. “As a key partner in the Indo-Pacific, the United States is committed to advancing a private-sector led growth in a free, democratic society.”
USAID will work with government and private sector partners to foster an environment conducive to the growth of SMEs, including easier access to business financing, improved corporate governance, capacity-building training on transparency and accountability, and provision of small grants to disadvantaged enterprises. Since 2016, USAID support to SMEs helped improve their access to credit and has facilitated linkages between financial institutions and 750 borrowers, multiplying their investments 20 times over and creating more than 600 new jobs.
The U.S. government, through USAID, works with the Mongolian government, the private sector and non-government organizations to support Mongolia’s continued democratic development, facilitate sustainable, inclusive economic growth, and solidify its path to greater independence and self-reliance. In October, the U.S. and Mongolian governments signed an MNT17 billion ($6.4 million) expansion of the bilateral agreement to implement new activities that will promote good governance, strengthen the rule of law, secure reliable, efficient, and affordable energy; and encourage sustainable, private sector-led growth.
U.S. Embassy in Ulaanbaatar

President’s veto on social insurance premium accepted by Parliament www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. On December 12, Parliament held a discussion on vetoes put by the President of Mongolia on State Budget Law for 2020 and its accompanying law to accept the president’s partial veto on social insurance premium.
President Kh.Battulga put a partial veto on the article of the State Budget Law for 2020 to increase social insurance premium by two percent, which would have collected a total of MNT 174.2 billion to state budget as well as an accompanying law on amendments to the regulation on the implementation of the Future Heritage Fund.
Also, a veto was imposed on the budget law article enabling a total of MNT 1.4 trillion of investment for development of a total of 386 buildings in 2021 and 2022.
However, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Budget, on Tuesday, accepted the partial veto on social insurance premium growth and rejected veto on the Future Heritage Fund and the veto on the construction investment.
At today’s parliamentary session, the partial veto on social insurance premium was backed by 51.2 percent of parliamentary members in present voting in favor of it.
Concerning the veto approval by the Parliament, Speaker G.Zandanshatar gave an order to relevant government officials to work on the amendments to the budget law for next year and submit to the Parliament.

Water quality and sanitary facilities of western aimags being improved www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. A meeting of the consultative committee of the project, ‘Community-based Climate Resilient Water Supply, Sanitation and Hygiene Services’, being co-implemented by the Government of Mongolia, and UNICEF with the support of Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) took place on December 10. The work done in the framework of the project, achievements, and lessons learned so far were discussed, and the draft action plan for 2020 was introduced at the meeting.
In her opening remarks, Deputy Minister of Health, Head of the consultative committee of the project L.Byambasuren noted that two criteria are required to be ensured for water supply, sanitation, and hygiene facilities that are being newly built, which are to have new designs, such as being environmentally friendly, energy and water efficient, and being climate resilient.
The aimags of Bayankhongor, Gobi-Altai, and Zavkhan will benefit the results of the project and Thus, with the successful implementation of the project alongside these aimags, the Ministry of Health, and the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Sports are giving special significance to promoting the best practice to other aimags.
One of the works successfully implemented in the project framework is the construction of hot water facilities in school dormitories of rural soums, enabling an opportunity for the students staying at the dormitory to keep good personal hygiene, which will reduce the cases for seasonal flu and illnesses in children.
The committee came to the decision to further develop sanitary facilities in schools and kindergartens by introducing new technologies and innovation, and improving the cooperation and information exchange between aimags and soums in the coming year.

Donald Trump Jr killed rare endangered sheep in Mongolia with special permit www.theguardian.com
On a hunting trip to Mongolia earlier this summer the US president’s son Donald Trump Jr killed a rare species of endangered sheep. A permit for the killing was retroactively issued after Trump met with the country’s president, according to new reporting from ProPublica.
Trump was accompanied by security from both the US and Mongolia on the trip, the outlet reported. The argali sheep, with its large horns, is considered a national treasure there, and permission to kill one is “controlled by an opaque permitting system that experts say is mostly based on money, connections and politics”.
In between the killing and the issuing of the permit the month after he left the country, Trump is said to have met with the president, Khaltmaagiin Battulga, suggesting the possibility of special consideration being given to the son of the US president.
“Trump Jr shot his argali at night, using a rifle with a laser sight, the guides said,” according to ProPublica. “He stopped the local hunting guides from dismembering it at the kill site, instead instructing them to use an aluminum sheet to carry the carcass so as not to damage the fur and horns, said Khuandyg Akhbas, 50, one of the guides. He also killed a red deer, which similarly required a permit.
The legality of the importation of big game trophies into the United States has been, like many other issues in the Trump administration, confusing and ever-changing. The president himself has spoken out against the practice, calling such hunting practices a “horror show” despite his two sons being avid trophy hunters.
In order to import trophies of animals on the endangered species list, a US hunter must show that its killing would be beneficial overall to the species at large. In 2017, the Trump administration pushed back against such restrictions on trophy hunting from the Obama era before reinstating the ban. A court ruling found thereafter it was done improperly, allowing imports to continue.

Mongolia ranked 92nd with its human development index www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/. According to the ‘Human Development Index-2019’ released by the United Nations Development Programme, Mongolia has been ranked 92nd among 189 countries.
The Human Development Index (HDI) is a composite statistic (composite index) of life expectancy, education, and per capita income indicators, which are used to rank countries into four tiers of human development.
In the Human Development Index -2019 under the theme ‘Beyond income, beyond averages, beyond today: Inequalities in human development in the 21st century’, Mongolia has been ranked 107th with its life expectancy, 103rd with its education indicator and 120th with its per capita income indicator.
HDI-2019 was topped by Norway, followed by Switzerland, Ireland, Germany, Hong Kong, Australia, Island, Sweden, Singapore and Netherlands.
The health dimension is assessed by life expectancy at birth, the education dimension is measured by mean of years of schooling for adults aged 25 years and more and expected years of schooling for children of school entering age. The standard of living dimension is measured

Improved metallurgical recoveries indicate major value uplift for Kharmagtai www.zgm.mn
Xanadu Mines Ltd. Wednesday announced significant improvements in copper and gold recoveries from metallurgical testing from its flagship at Kharmagtai project, which is located in the south Gobi region of Mongolia. The new metallurgical test program has expanded on that conducted during the 2018 Mineral Resource Estimate and 2019 Scoping Study and has produced substantial improvements in copper and gold recovery and in copper concentrate copper and gold grades, the company said in its announcement. “We are extremely pleased with these new metallurgical results from Kharmagtai, which are in line with or better than expected at this stage in the project’s life and we are comfortable that additional improvements can be made further down the track. These early-stage flotation test results are very encouraging and indicate that a standard crushing, grinding and flotation process will be enough to deliver good extraction of the economic minerals from the deposit. In combination with the low content of deleterious elements, we foresee no significant hurdles to producing a high-quality concentrate via standard processing pathways that will be in high demand from all the major global copper smelters, at a time the time of production,” said Xanadu’s Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Andrew Stewart. According to the report, Xanadu had an estimated 4.5 percent increase in copper recovery to achieve an average recovery of 89.5 percent for the two main metallurgical composites. The company's shares rose 3.33 percent to AUD 0.03 since the trade opening of the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) on Wednesday.
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Coal export hits nine-month lowest as China’s import falls www.zgm.mn
Coal exports have reached the lowest of the last nine months due to China’s downturn in coal imports. According to the Customs General Administration, Mongolia exported a total of 34.8 million tons of coal in the first 11 months of the year, up by 4.2 percent from the same period of last year. However, coal exports have dropped to 2.45 million tons in November, down 24 percent from the previous month. Mongolia, the mineral resource reach country, plans to export 42 million tons of coal in 2019. To reach its target, the country needs to export another 7.2million tons of coal until the end of the year. The decline in China’s imports has resulted in the main ports of Mongolia. Gashuunsukhait port, which exported 19.7 million tons of coal from the Tavantolgoi deposit in the first 11 months, is currently producing 160 trucks loaded with coal per day. At regular periods, around 1,000 coal-loaded vehicles pass through the port. The Gashuunsukhait border administration has informed that more than 1,000 cargo ships are currently waiting to enter and the coal has not been transported for the last five days. Thus, the export of Bulgan port in Khovd province closed in early November. Mongolia Energy Corporation (MEC) Ltd. exports Khushuut coal through the port. MEC exported a total of 1.2 million tons of coal in 2019, up by more than 70 percent, exceeding the last year’s overall performance of 700,000 tons. In the remainder of the year, China’s imports were completely halted.
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Local technology-based paint factory opens in Erdenet city www.montsame.mn
Orkhon /MONTSAME/ A paint factory with a capacity of three tons per day and 90 tons per year has been put into operation in Erdenet city, Orkhon aimag.
The factory established with MNT 60 million under the Erdenet Science and Technology Park (STP), will have five workers and produce 12 types of paints in over 30 colors. The STP has conducted research for the plant over the last two years and had the laboratory testing carried out in Finland.
The Euro-standard, water-based, odorless eco-paints produced with Mongolian technology are quick drying and does not require multiple coats. Its main ingredient is chalk.
Established in 2017, Erdenet STP has built four factories and currently administers around 10 companies.
The factory’s products will be used for development in Orkhon aimag, said D.Batlut, Governor of the aimag, at the opening ceremony.
The factory is expected to substitute paint imports from Russia and China.

One shaft of Asgat silver deposit opened up www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/. A special license of exploitation of the Asgat silver deposit has been transferred to Erdenes Mongol LLC state owned company upon the government resolution of 16 January 2019. Now the company has been working to put the deposit into economic circulation, launching the collection of sampling and technical renovation works currently ongoing at the Asgat silver deposit in Bayan-Ulgii aimag in cooperation with the Mongolian emergency management officers.
Assessment of the underground mine in the Asgat was conducted in July 2019 and emergency officers have already managed to open one shaft of the mine after working at the deposit for two months and started the renovation of its excavation braces. At the deposit, technological sampling is being collected by technical employees of Asgatkent LLC with the help from the mining rescue operation unit of Bayan-Ulgii aimag.
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