Gobi tushleg minerals co. Headquarters & Office Locations

Gobi tushleg minerals co. (Private) is headquartered in Choir, Govisümber Province, Mongolia. Founded in 2000, the company operates across 1 countries with approximately 125 employees worldwide.

Where is Gobi tushleg minerals co.'s main office?

Gobi tushleg minerals co.'s main headquarters office is located at Khokhor district Choir, Gobi Sumber, MN, Choir, Govisümber Province . This serves as the company's primary corporate address and is home to its executive leadership team.

Gobi tushleg minerals co. regional offices

Beyond its headquarters in Choir, Gobi tushleg minerals co. maintains 1 offices across 1 countries. Regional offices span 1 countries.

Gobi tushleg minerals co. contact information

The main switchboard for Gobi tushleg minerals co. headquarters can be reached at —. For investor relations, visit fluorspar.mn/investor-relations.

What does Gobi tushleg minerals co. do?

Gobi Tushleg Minerals Co.,ltd is a leading fluorspar mining company in Mongolia with a portfolio of 7 open pit and underground mines in the Dund-Govi. After mining and transport to Choir city at the edge of the Gobi we do the crushing, sorting and final packing at our warehousing by the Railway station before final delivery. Doing both the Mining and Exports allows us to deliver at economical attractive rates and quantities direct to our customers without any middle men involved. Our minimum quantity is 10 metric tons but we can satisfy orders of up to 1000 metric tons per month. Our total capacity is 80,000 Metric Tons Yearly. Gobi Tushleg Minerals Co.,ltd is under the guidance of the most qualified professionals and we are reserving a major portion of our income in upgrading and updating our equipment, machinery and plant to meet with international standards. Fluorite (also called fluorspar) is a halide mineral composed of calcium fluoride, CaF2. It is an isometric mineral with a cubic habit.Fluorspar is relatively soft, number 4 on Mohs’ scale of hardness. Pure fluorspar is colorless, but a variety of impurities give fluorite a rainbow of different colors, including green, purple, blue, yellow, pink, brown, and black. It has a pronounced cleavage, which means it breaks on flat planes. China is leading the world production with 3 million tonnes (2009 data) followed by Mexico (0.925 million tonnes), Mongolia (0.28 million tonnes) and Russia (0.21 million tonnes).