Tue 29 Mar 2011, 18:21 GMT

UK: Bunkers International moves office


Bunker firm relocates to new office building to accommodate growth.



Bunkers International Corp. has announced that it has moved its UK sales office to a new location [pictured].

In a statement, the company said it has relocated to a larger office to accommodate the growth that Bunkers International has been experiencing in the global marketplace.

“We are very pleased to be opening our new UK office as part of our continued global expansion”, said John Canal, CEO of Bunkers International. “The new office is located in a brand new building with state-of-the-art amenities and provides more room for our growing staff. Having the right infrastructure enables us to really focus on our clients' needs.”

Contact details for the new office location have been provided below. All mobile numbers and email addresses for the UK staff will remain the same.

Telephone: +44 (0) 1745 828710
Fax: +44 (0) 1745 827946

Address:
Bunkers International (UK) Ltd
North Wales Business Park
Suite 5420
Abergele
Conwy
LL22 8LJ
United Kingdom

Bunkers International has been expanding operations globally since 2000, creating new operations in Colombia, New York, the UK, Singapore, Malta, Hong Kong, Turkey, and South Africa. The company has increased its trading division, helping drive a six-fold increase in revenue in the past four years.

"With strong capitalization, a global customer base of thousands of ship operators, and supply operations on both coasts of Colombia, Bunkers International is well positioned to serve the global market," Bunkers International said.


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