Tue 31 Mar 2015, 10:14 GMT

Bomin rebrands Tallinn operation


Operation is renamed Bomin Baltic AS as the company aims to expand its presence in the Baltic Sea region.



Bomin group has today announced that it has rebranded its Tallinn-based operation to Bomin Baltic AS, previously known as AS Bominflot Estonia. The development comes as the company says it is looking to further expand its presence in the Baltic Sea region.

Forming part of the Bomin group, the company has been a physical bunker supplier in the ports of Estonia since 2001.

"The Bomin name has a strong reputation in the Baltic Sea region and worldwide. It is a brand founded on experience, know-how and trust, which will provide the company with the basis for further growth in the Baltic," Bomin said in a statement.

"The region is an important market for our customers, as they look to manage the challenges of the 2015 ECA (Emission Control Area) regulations. And while fuel prices are considerably lower from this time last year, it is still critical that they have access to quality products, when and where they need them, from a supplier that they trust, that ensures compliance," said Jan Christensen, Regional Manager Northwest Europe.

Commenting on the development, Thomas Johannsen, Managing Director Bomin group, remarked: "We have ambitious plans for Bomin throughout the course of 2015, including growth and expansion in Europe, and wider on a global basis. The bunker industry faces renewed responsibility to meet the changing demands of ship owners and operators, and has to ensure quality in the products and services it provides. With Bomin's financial strength and liquidity, we will therefore further invest and develop our infrastructure and set new benchmarks for service excellence to deliver against the increasing requirements of our customers and prospects."

Contact details for Bomin Baltic AS have been provided below.

Bomin Baltic AS
Pärnu mnt.
10141 Tallinn, Estonia
Tel: +372 68115 50
Fax: +372 68115 51


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