Wed 4 Sep 2013, 14:33 GMT

Bomin appoints trader in Dubai


Experienced oil professional is hired as trader in the Middle East.



Bomin Group has annnounced that Kelvin Zheng has joined Bomin Oil DMCC, Dubai as supply trader with effect from September 1, 2013.

Commenting on the appointment, Bomin said: "Kelvin Zheng brings with him several years of experience as trader, broker and risk analyst in the oil industry. His broad knowledge will strengthen our team in Dubai. He will start as supply trader for our activities in the Middle East, supporting our business activities in Fujairah and Oman as well as business development in this region."

Contact details for Kelvin Zheng are as follows:

Office: +971 4 447 7488
Mobile: +971 50 4334 810
Email: kzheng@bominflot.ae
Yahoo: kelvinz09

Office address:
Bomin Oil DMCC
1206, Tiffany Tower
Jumeirah Lake Tower
Dubai
United Arab Emirates


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