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The brewery of Sengur on Gachuurt Road, Bayanzurkh District, Ulaanbaatar. It began as MCS-Asia Pacific Brewery LLC, a joint venture of Asia Pacific Breweries (55 per cent) and the MCS Group (45 per cent) agreed in November 2005; the USD 20 million plant went on stream in March 2007 with a capacity of 120,000 hl a year. Heineken took over APB in 2012. On 30 November 2017 Heineken's Mongolian business was merged into APU JSC, and Heineken kept 25 per cent of the merged company. Brands: Sengur, Jalam Khar. unverified info