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Tue 9 Nov 2010, 09:05 GMT

International Bunkering appoints three traders


Newly-appointed traders join the company's trading team in Dubai.

International Bunkering Middle East DMCC has announced the appointment of three bunker traders as part of the company's ongoing expansion strategy.

New appointments Dowell Lin, Captain Virendra N. Mishra and Martin Ringsdal Andreasen have all joined the company's trading team in Dubai.

Commenting on the appointments, Managing Director Carsten Ladekjaer, said: "We are most pleased to be adding three important members to our existing trading team as a continued effort to maintain and develop our strategy of providing true world wide bunker and lubricant services to our esteemed clients based around the globe."

"The appointment of Dowell Lin, Capt. Virendra N. Mishra and Martin Ringsdal Andreasen reflects the continued growth of International Bunkering," the company added.

Contact details for the newly-appointed traders have been provided below. Dowell Lin:
Mobile: +971 55 983 8758
Email: dol@ibmeast.com

Capt. Virendra N. Mishra:
Mobile: +971 55 983 8757
Email: vnm@ibmeast.com

Martin Ringsdal Andreasen:
Mobile: +971 55 983 8759
Email: mra@ibmeast.com

The main contact details for International Bunkering Middle East are as follows:

Telephone: +971 4 437 1700
Fax: +971 4 428 1560
Email: bunkers@ibmeast.com
Website: www.internationalbunkering.com

Office No. 3606 & 3607
Liwa Heights, Jumeriah Lake Towers
P.O. Box 283933
Dubai
United Arab Emirates

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