IBT launches Kaliningrad office

Thu 16 Jul 2015, 12:40 GMT

IBT launches Kaliningrad office

Hamburg-headquartered bunker firm confirms the launch of Russian operation.

Hamburg-headquartered IBT Group of Companies has announced the launch of a new office in Kaliningrad, Russia.

The office is headed up by Yuriy Tumanov, who joined the company in February and was previously employed as operations and bunker manager at Sodrugestvo between 2012 and 2015.

In a statement, the company said: "IBT will further strengthen its presence in the Russian market and support its growth ambitions."

Contact details for the new office have been provided below.

IBT Bunkering and Trading LLC
Tel: +7 4012 593 133
Mob: +7 911 868 1992
Email: yuriy@ibtbunker.com
Website: www.ibtbunker.com
Yahoo: y.tumanov
Skype: yurytumanov

Address:
Pobedy Square 10
Kaliningrad 236010
Russia

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