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Wed 8 May 2013, 08:28 GMT

Dan-Bunkering relocates another trader to Dubai


Experienced trader to join Kasper Fulton Stiedl and Pooja Sangani in the United Arab Emirates.

A/S Dan-Bunkering Ltd. has announced that it is relocating another experienced trader to its new office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Bunker trader Raj Kiran Wuddi [pictured] will move from the company's head office in Middelfart, Denmark, to join Dubai's managing director Kasper Fulton Stiedl and trader Pooja Sangani.

Wuddi, an Indian native, began working at Dan-Bunkering, Middelfart, in 2008. "Over the years he has built up a thorough knowledge, especially about the Indian and Middle Eastern markets – an experience which will be a great asset to the new office in Dubai," Dan-Bunkering said.

"I am confident that we will be able to create a very successful team in Dubai from the very beginning, by having Raj joining the office," commented Fulton Stiedl.

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