G-Mobile

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G-Mobile LLC (Mongolian: Ji-Mobayl LLC) is a Mongolian mobile operator. Founded in 2008, it operates in rural areas using CDMA2000 on the 450 MHz frequency and provides internet services with mobile phones used as modems or compatible modems.

The company was first established in April 2006 and has 290 employees. G-Mobile is involved in mobile phone and internet services, and the installation of inter-organizational and inter-departmental telephone networks.

In 2012, WCDMA DC HSPA+ was launched in Ulaanbaatar with the brand name 3.99G, providing wireless mobile internet service. G-Mobile also provided its customers with voice service free of charge and with improved quality.

More than 300 employees work in 21 branches of the corporation located in 21 regions and in the centers of Darkhan, Erdenet, and Ulaanbaatar. Contracted dealers work in cooperation with agricultural and Mongolian postal banks to provide services of G-Mobile Corporation in other slums and other settlements.