Various internet providers in Mongolia have cumulatively attained a network penetration rate of approximately 83 percent, with about 2.93 million out of 3.6 residents using the internet. The rapidly expanding telecommunication market is playing a critical role in business, education, communication, entertainment, and everyday life.
Whether you live in central Ulaanbaatar or a distant aimag center, the discussed telecoms represent the best choices for speed, coverage, and reliability in the country today.
Univision LLC, operating under Unitel Group, dominates Mongolia’s fixed broadband market with a commanding 66 percent share, making it the single largest internet service provider in the country by a wide margin.
Phone
+97677001100
Website
www.unitel.mn
Operating as part of the Unitel Group, Univision delivers fiber-optic broadband, IPTV, and high-speed home internet packages across Ulaanbaatar and major provincial centers.
2. MobiCom Corporation
Founded in 1996 as a Mongolian-Japanese joint venture, MobiCom Corporation holds the distinction of being Mongolia’s very first mobile operator and remains one of its most recognized telecommunications brands.
Phone
+97675117027
Website
www.mobicom.mn
MobiCom delivers mobile internet, fiber broadband, satellite communications, and enterprise ICT solutions through a network of 64 branches and over 10,000 sales points.
3. Mobinet LLC
A subsidiary of MobiCom Corporation, Mobinet LLC focuses exclusively on fixed internet services and operates one of the largest IP address blocks in Mongolia, cementing its place as a top-tier broadband provider.
Phone
+97675759007
Website
www.mobinet.mn
Mobinet runs a nationwide fiber-optic infrastructure with backup access routes spanning Asia, Europe, and the Americas, along with direct peering connections to Microsoft, Google, and Meta networks in Hong Kong.
Established in 1999 as a Mongolian-Korean joint venture, Skytel Group has grown into one of Mongolia’s largest conglomerates, operating the country’s most extensive nationwide fiber-optic network through its subsidiary, Skymedia Corporation.
Phone
+976 7711-7777
Website
www.skytel.mn
Skytel delivers mobile broadband, IPTV via its Skymedia brand, OTT video-on-demand through SkyGO, and owns 50 percent of Skynetworks, a national fiber backbone operator.
5. Unitel (Mobile)
Unitel’s mobile network arm ranks as Mongolia’s second-largest mobile operator and earns consistent praise for the widest geographic coverage in the country, reaching deep into rural aimags that other carriers overlook.
Phone
+97677001100
Website
www.unitel.mn
Unitel launched Mongolia’s first 5G trial base station in Ulaanbaatar in 2022, and its 4G/LTE network now covers approximately 88 percent of the total population.
6. Mongolia Telecom (MTC)
Mongolia Telecom Company (MTC) stands as the national telecommunications carrier, tracing its roots back to 1921, and remains the primary provider of landline telephone and fixed broadband services across all 21 aimags.
Phone
+97670102248
Website
www.telecommongolia.mn
MTC leases fiber-optic lines from the Mongolian Railway Authority to connect provincial centers and soums nationwide, providing ADSL, fiber broadband, and international connectivity services.
7. GEMNET LLC
GEMNET LLC ranks among Mongolia’s top three ISPs by IP address allocation and earns recognition as a leading backbone internet provider with one of the highest numbers of routing prefixes in the country.
Phone
+976 7700-7070
Website
www.gemnet.mn
The ISP operates a robust peering infrastructure with over 50 upstream and downstream adjacencies, supplying transit and direct internet access to corporate clients, government entities, and smaller ISPs across Mongolia.
8. ONDO LLC
ONDO LLC has carved out a strong position in the Mongolian internet market, holding approximately 2 percent of the broadband subscriber base while boasting one of the largest IPv6 address allocations in the country.
Phone
+97694186018
Website
www.ondo.mn
Headquartered in the New Horizon Building on Olympic Street in Sukhbaatar District, Ulaanbaatar, ONDO operates under the Ondo group umbrella and provides broadband, VoIP, and corporate network solutions.
STXCitinet is a leading provider of high-speed internet and VoIP services for small and medium-sized enterprises, earning a dedicated following among business customers in the capital.
Phone
+97670102020
Website
www.citinet.mn
The company brings enterprise-grade connectivity, voice-over-IP telephony, and hosting services under one roof.
10. G-Mobile Corporation
G-Mobile Corporation rounds out this list as Mongolia’s fourth mobile network operator, distinguishing itself through a focus on affordable connectivity in rural and underserved areas where the major carriers provide limited coverage.
Phone
+97677004040
Website
www.g-mobile.mn
Established in 2007, G-Mobile runs a CDMA-based network that connects approximately 470,000 subscribers, with particular strength in provincial towns and countryside districts.
The above featured telecommunications companies in Mongolia range from broadband operators, mobile networks, wireless providers, and other ISP firms serving customers across 21 aimags in the country.
Internet coverage across states in Mongolia
No.
Aimag
Pop
1
Arkhangai
92k
2
Bayan-Ölgii
118k
3
Bayankhongor
88k
4
Bulgan
60k
5
Darkhan-Uul
111k
6
Dornod
85k
7
Dornogovi
72k
8
Dundgovi
46k
9
Govi-Altai
57k
10
Govisumber
18k
11
Khentii
79k
12
Khovd
92k
13
Khövsgöl
136k
14
Ömnögovi
77k
15
Orkhon
112k
16
Övörkhangai
114k
17
Selenge
106k
18
Sükhbaatar
66k
19
Töv
92k
20
Uvs
85k
21
Zavkhan
71k
22
Ulaanbaatar
1.77m
As Mongolia continues to expand its digital infrastructure, internet providers will remain important in connecting communities, supporting businesses, and enabling access to online education, digital services, and global communication.
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