International Bunkering moves office

Mon 23 Mar 2009, 09:48 GMT

International Bunkering moves office

Dubai-based firm says the move will enable it to expand its trading team in the future.

Dubai-based International Bunkering Middle East DMCC (IBME) has announced that it has moved to a new office location as from 22nd March 2009.

Commenting on the office change, IBME said "Due to the continuous success of our team efforts we have been looking for a bigger office space for some time. Now finally we are pleased to announce that the move has been made."

According to IBME, the new office is approximately five times larges than the company's previous location and is equipped with the latest in IT and communication equipment.

The company said that the move will also enable them to bring new members to the trading team in the near future.

Please find IBME's full contact details below:

International Bunkering Middle East DMCC
Office No. 3606 & 3607
Liwa Heights, Jumeriah Lake Towers
P.O. Box 283933
Dubai, U.A.E.

Telephone: +971 4 4371700
Fax: +971 4 4281560
E-mail: bunkers@ibmeast.com

New premises United Arab Emirates Dubai (AE) Fujairah (AE)


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