Skytel (Mongolia)

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SKYtel Group

Native name	СКАЙтел (Mongolian)
Industry	Telecommunications
Founded	March 25, 1999; 25 years ago (1999-03-25)
Headquarters	Sukhbaatar District, District 1, Chingis Avenue 9, Skytel Plaza Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Area served	Mongolia
Key people	Gantömör Amarchingun (CEO)
Services	Wireless communications Internet access Long distance
Website	https://www.skytel.mn

Skytel Group (Mongolian: СКАЙтел групп) is a comprehensive Mongolian information technology service provider group company. Skytel Group first started its operations in 1999 as the 2nd operator of the market, and is one of the TOP 100 enterprises selected based on the number of employees, sales revenue, and the amount of taxes paid to the state.

Today, Skytel Group provides all types of mobile communication services, mobile broadband Internet, IPTV services, and OTT video streaming services. It also owns 50 percent of Skynetworks, a national fiber optic internet operator. As of 2022, it is one of the 2 main players in the Internet IPTV service market and occupies 1/3 of the market for 20% of the total market for mobile communications in Mongolia.

Skytel, a joint venture between Mongolia and Korea, began its operations on March 25, 1999. In 2010, the company's shares owned by the Korean side were purchased by large Mongolian group companies such as Altai Holding and Shunkhlai Holding, making it a national company with 100% Mongolian investment. expanded to

Skytel Group provides services to more than 800,000 mobile users, over 100,000 users of IPTV, Internet and landline phones throughout Mongolia through 65 branches and more than 7,000 contracted distributors, and Skytel's roaming service network covers more than 240 countries around the world.