Island Oil appoints bunker trader in Singapore

Mon 24 Sep 2018, 08:17 GMT

Island Oil appoints bunker trader in Singapore

Company says addition of Chee Yong Ryan Tan forms part of its 'steady growth plans'.

Chee Yong (Ryan) Tan joined Island Oil Trading Pte. Ltd. as bunker trader on September 13, 2018.

Image credit: Island Oil

Island Oil (Holdings) Ltd has announced the appointment of Chee Yong (Ryan) Tan as bunker trader at its office in Singapore.

Tan has more than eight years' experience in the marine fuel industry, having begun his career as a bunker trader.

He has a bachelor's degree in business from the University of London via the Singapore Institute of Management and a diploma in electronic, computer and communication engineering from Singapore Polytechnic.

In a statement, Tan's new employer said his addition was "within the scope of Island Oil['s] steady growth plans".

Contact details have been provided below.

Chee Yong (Ryan) Tan
Office: +65 6653 1940
Direct Line: +65 6653 1944
Mobile: +65 8722 0672
Email: bunkers.singapore@island-oil.com
Skype ID: Ryantan_iolpte

Address:
Island Oil Trading Pte Ltd.
29A Club Street
069414 Singapore

Appointment Island Oil Singapore Singapore (SG)


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