Dan-Bunkering to open Monaco office

Wed 22 Dec 2010, 08:16 GMT

Dan-Bunkering to open Monaco office

Danish firm to launch new office in the first quarter of 2011.

A/S Dan-Bunkering Ltd. has announced that it is expanding its activities in Southern Europe with a new office in the principality of Moncaco.

The Denmark-headquartered firm, which already has offices in Middelfart, Copenhagen, Kaliningrad, Shanghai and Singapore, says it is now looking to open an office in Monaco 'in order to provide even greater service to customers in the southern part of Europe'.

In a statement Dan-Bunkering said that it expects to launch the new office at the start of February 2011.

Change of premises Dan-Bunkering Denmark Monaco


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