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Mongolian Company Manufacturing Auto Parts to Export to Japan www.montsame.mn
State Secretary of the Ministry of Road and Transport of Mongolia Batbold Sandagdorj visited "Mon-Shibasaki" LLC, a company exporting automotive parts to Japan.
Established in 2005, the company specializes in precision manufacturing and processing of automotive parts for export. Currently, Mon-Shibasaki produces 74 types of products, including brakes, steering wheels, seats, engines, and small components for passenger and freight vehicles. For instance, in 2021, the company supplied 2,701,250 products to the Japanese market.
While touring the plant, State Secretary Batbold Sandagdorj said, "Producing and selling products that meet Japanese standards is a challenge. By developing the outsourcing of manufacturing and leveraging the automotive production trends in Asia, we have the potential to seize these opportunities. Going forward, we will focus on improving transport and logistics."
The CEO of "Mon-Shibasaki" LLC, D. Dolgormaa, said, "We import semi-finished products from Japan and process auto parts domestically using Japanese technology and equipment before exporting them back. However, failing to meet delivery deadlines causes missed opportunities and lost time."
Transportation of goods to Japan takes a minimum of 4-6 months due to the distance and Mongolia’s geographic location, landlocked and situated between two large neighbors. This has been identified as a major factor contributing to delays in shipment, reported the Ministry of Road and Transport of Mongolia.
Published Date:2025-01-16
