Alshic enters Pakistani bunker market

Tue 29 Apr 2008, 09:07 GMT

Alshic enters Pakistani bunker market

Piraeus-based firm extends its coverage by adding three ports to its area of trade.

Alshic Bunkers has announced that it has added Pakistan to its specialist area of trade and is now able to supply marpol-compliant marine fuel in the ports of Karachi, Bin Qasim, and Gwadar.

The Piraeus-based firm, which specialises as a bunker supplier and marketer in North Africa and the Middle East, can offer 180cst, MDO, MGO and marine lubricants supplied by barge or truck. A minimum supply notice of 48 hours is required.

Contact details for Alshic Bunkers are as follows:

9 Afentouli Street
Piraeus 185 36
Greece

T: +30 210 4288223
F: +30 210 4288283
stem@alshic-bunkers.com
www.alshic-bunkers.com

MGO Pakistan Gwadar (PK) Karachi (PK) Port Qasim (PK)


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