The Scientific and Technological Council, established by the order of the Minister of Road and Transport, held its meeting on February 21, 2025. Before that, the council set guidelines for the feasibility study in January 2025.

Korean state-owned companies, Dohwa Engineering Co.Ltd, Korea National Railway, Soosung Engineering, and Korea Railroad Corporation, were selected to provide consulting services for the Ulaanbaatar metro project.

A new feasibility study has been conducted, including six engineering and geology studies. Geological drilling was performed at 42 locations, every 500 meters, to assess soil conditions for the construction.

The Ulaanbaatar Metro will operate on a 19.4 km line from Tolgoit to Unity Park, including 15 stations and a maintenance depot. Once operational, the metro will carry up to 17,200 people per hour in one direction during peak hours.