Bunker broking firm changes address

Tue 24 Feb 2009, 11:03 GMT

Bunker broking firm changes address

Greece-based company moves to new office location.

Greece-based bunker broking firm Prime Petroleum Services has announced that it has moved office to a new location in Glyfada, Athens.

The company, which restarted bunkering activities in October 2008, has moved to the following address:

85 Vouliagmeni Avenue, 1st Floor
Glyfada 16674
Athens
Greece

Prime Petroleum Services can be contacted via the telephone, fax and email address listed below.

Tel: +30 210 963 9140 / 8631
Fax: +30 210 963 9153
Mobile: +30 6944 382 533
Email: primeinc@otenet.gr

Bunker broking contacts at the company are Elina Griva and Irene Notias.

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