Mongolian National Broadcaster

Mongolian National Broadcaster, also known as MNB, is a state-owned public service broadcasting organization headquartered in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Founded in 1931, the organization has approximately 50 employees and reported $25.2M in revenue as of 2024, functioning as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company specializes in broadcast television and radio, established in its current statutory form on February 8, 2006, tracing its origins back to its radio service in 1931 and television service in 1953. While legally mandated to operate independently, its National Council and executive appointments are frequently subject to political influence from the ruling government party. MNB is financed through a combination of mandatory household broadcasting service fees, direct state budget subsidies, and commercial revenue, and operates an extensive national network that includes five television channels, such as MNB Family and MNB World, and four radio services, including the international Voice of Mongolia, delivering both domestic and minority-language programming across the nation.