Field of activity:
The Nalaikh Building Materials Production and Technology Park aims to build a building materials production complex that meets international standards, is environmentally friendly, and uses advanced technology, according to the following 4 zonings.

Administrative and public areas
·Offices
·Research and analysis innovation centers
·Teacher and student dormitories
·Trade services, hotels, business complexes
·Building materials testing and quality control laboratories, research, design and innovation center complexes, etc.

Small and medium-sized industrial zones
·Plastic doors and windows factories
·Sheep wool insulation materials factories
·Polymer pipes for clean wastewater, etc.

Steel structures and heavy industry zones
·Steel poles factories
·Metal structures and products factories
·Reinforced concrete products factories for engineering structures, etc.

Logistics and engineering structures zones
·Power plants
·Water transmission and treatment plants
·Heating plants
·Waste recycling plants
·Communication and information technology networks
·Logistics, etc.
The park will accept, study and conclude cooperation agreements with the following building materials factories:

Priority areas of production:
·All types of glass
·Steel and acrylic fiber rods
·Repeated steel balls, cilpebs
·Ceramsite, expanded clay concrete products
·Artificial and natural stone slabs
·Precast concrete products
·Landscape and architectural concrete products
·Concrete mortar
·Sandwich panels, metal products
·Magnesium panels
·Chemical and paint materials
·Ceramic products
·Coloring bricks
·Waste processing
·Reinforced concrete products for engineering structures
·Thermal insulation structures and products
With the establishment of the park, the production of building materials in Mongolia will increase by 2 times, and the production of Nalaikh district will increase by 32 times.
The head of the park, S. Batjargal, made a presentation on the activities of the Nalaikh “Building Materials Production and Technology Park”, the constructions carried out in the park, the work planned for the future, and the most urgent investments. He said, “There are 43 business entities that have signed contracts with the Industrial and Technological Park for 2014-2020. 121 business entities have applied for cooperation. Currently, two fully operational factories are operating and providing jobs for 140 people.

Park units:
1. “Peace Steel Group” LLC /Working together with Nalaikh NTP OJSC on the project to establish a steel processing plant in Shirem and
2. “Khogjil Complex” LLC /Working together in the field of construction materials production. As for the products, we are producing white cement, external emulsion, internal emulsion, and stone emulsion/
3. “Green Ring” LLC /We are working together in the field of natural stone processing plant/
4. “Electrochem Mongolia” LLC /The main method to reduce and control the negative impact of used lead batteries on the environment in the world is to recycle batteries. Our company has conducted relevant research in the last 3-4 years based on the advice of the International Black Lead Association and the world's leading consulting company in this field, “Global Lead Technologies Pty”, and has put into operation a lead battery recycling plant using environmentally friendly and waste-free technology./
5. “Aivuun Argalant” LLC /We are working together in the field of lightweight blocks, cement, glue, and emulsion production of building materials/
6. “Eco Mineral” LLC /We are working together in the field of subsoil restoration, monitoring, seed breeding, seed reserve formation, and recycling production /
7. “Saikhan Ulaan Orgil” LLC /Working together in the field of waste tire recycling/

Building materials production survey
On average, in 2021-2022, steel bars accounted for 35.0%, rolled steel for 7.0%, and other metal products for 8.2% of the total supply of building materials. After that, cement and concrete products accounted for 14.4%, wood and wood products for 13.0%, and cement for 9.4% of the supply of building materials. The supply of products such as plastic pipes, plastic windows and doors, aluminum products, thermal insulation materials, window and wall glass, gravel, aggregate, and sand accounted for 1.2% to 3.3%, while copper wire and pipe, construction adhesives, dry mixes, and concrete chemical additives each accounted for less than 1% of the total supply.
This section explains the relationship between domestic production and imports in the supply of construction materials mentioned above. In 2021, a total of 1,476.2 billion tugriks were supplied, of which 962.3 billion were imported and 492.0 billion were domestically produced. In 2022, a total of 2,164.8 billion tugriks were supplied, of which 1,519.4 billion were imported and 675.9 billion were domestically produced.
On average, in 2021-2022, the share of imports in the total supply value of construction materials was 68.2 percent, and the share of domestic production was 31.8 percent. This indicates that the supply of construction materials is highly dependent on imports.