Thu 16 Jan 2014, 14:25 GMT

Dynamic Oil Trading hires bunker trader


Singapore-based company expands bunker trading team.



Dynamic Oil Trading, a company involved in the trade of marine fuels and lubricants, has today announced the appointment of Jacky Yen [pictured] as a new trader for its Singapore bunker trading team.

Educated at University College Dublin, Yen has experience of having worked with suppliers and buyers in the Singapore bunker market.

Prior to joining Dynamic Oil Trading, Yen was employed at G-Fuel Pte. Ltd. for two years, where his responsibilities included bunker trading, operational liaison for fuel deliveries and acting as the point of contact with Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA).

Commenting on the appointment, Lars Møller, CEO, Dynamic Oil Trading, said: "We're very pleased to have further strengthened our Singapore bunker trading team with the appointment of Jacky Yen. Jacky brings exactly the hands-on experience and the local knowledge that we are looking for at Dynamic Oil Trading in order to support our customers."

Discussing the outlook for 2014 and beyond, Møller said: "While we expect the market to remain challenging throughout 2014, I am confident that our expertise, knowledge and relationships will act as the foundation for our continued rate of growth, and for providing our customers with the support that they need, including the right fuel products at the right prices, as well as the right risk management solutions that control their costs and maximize their levels of profitability."

Contact details for Jacky Yen have been provided below.

Jacky Yen
Bunker Trader, Singapore market
Direct: +65 6437 5514
Mobile: +65 9644 5779
Fax: +65 6295 2885
Email/Lync: jyen@dynamicoiltrading.com
Yahoo ID: jyen_dot

Contact details for Dynamic Oil Trading's office in Singapore have been provided below.

Dynamic Oil Trading (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
Address:
600 North Bridge Road
#11-09/10 Parkview Square
Singapore 188778
Singapore

Telephone: +65 64 37 55 00
Fax: +65 62 95 28 85
Email: info@dynamicoiltrading.com
Website: www.dynamicoiltrading.com


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