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Wed 29 Jul 2026, 06:38 GMT | Updated: Wed 29 Jul 2026, 06:41 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Monjasa moves to new Limassol office in regional 'commitment'


Bunker firm relocates to third office since establishing a presence in Limassol a decade ago.

Monjasa office in Limassol.
Completed in 2025, Monjasa says its new premises are "a workplace built to support the next chapter of our Mediterranean journey". Pictured: Monjasa office in Limassol, Cyprus. Image credit: Monjasa

Marine fuels company Monjasa has opened a new office in Limassol, Cyprus, marking its third location in the city since establishing a presence there in 2016.

The new premises, which were completed in 2025, are situated on the third floor of the Excelia Building at Ayias Fylaxeos 188–190 in Limassol. According to Monjasa, the space accommodates up to 24 workstations, providing room for future headcount growth beyond the current team of 16 colleagues.

The workforce in Limassol spans several nationalities, including Greek Cypriot, German, French, Italian, and Danish, and the firm notes that the team has grown to include new roles in compliance and finance alongside an expanded trading desk.

"Each move has followed our year‑on‑year commercial development, and this latest expansion reflects our long‑term commitment to the region," Monjasa stated.

The company added that the new office is designed to support collaboration and local market knowledge.

Monjasa's new office address in Limassol has been provided below.

Monjasa Ltd
Excelia Building
Ayias Fylaxeos 188-190, 3rd floor
3083, Limassol
Cyprus


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