Fri 22 May 2015, 12:45 GMT

Dan-Bunkering announces staff changes in Shanghai


Bunker trader Yong Geng relocates to China and Alex Qin is named chief representative.



Dan-Bunkering (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Shanghai Rep Office has today announced that Alex Qin has taken up the position of chief representative at the company's office in Shanghai.

Qin began working as a bunker trader at Dan-Bunkering's head office in Middelfart, Denmark, in 2006 after taking a master's degree in finance and international business at a Danish university.

He was later promoted to the role of senior bunker trader and team leader, giving him, amongst other things, the responsibility of a team of Chinese traders in Middelfart.

Qin replaces Søren Pedersen, who had been chief representative in Shanghai since 2007 and has relocated to Singapore to take up the position of managing director within the Dan-Bunkering group.

Meanwhile, Yong Geng, who also started his career as a bunker trader in Middelfart, has joined Alex Qin in relocating to Dan-Bunkering's Shanghai office after spending three years at Dan-Bunkering's head office in Denmark.

"The relocation is expected to allow Yong to advance his career within bunker trading even further as he is now situated in the very center of his particular focus area; i.e. the Chinese and South East Asian markets," Dan-Bunkering said.

Contact details for Alex Qin and Yong Geng are as follows:

Alex Qin
Phone: +86 21 6135 2700
Direct Line: +86 21 6135 2708
Mobile: +86 158 2122 1455
Fax: +86 21 6135 2701
Email: alq@dan-bunkering.com

Yong Geng
Phone: +86 21 6135 2700
Direct Line +86 21 6135 2705
Mobile +86 139 6186 5508
Fax +86 21 6135 2701
Email: yog@dan-bunkering.com

Please find the contact details of Dan-Bunkering's Shanghai office below.

A/S Dan-Bunkering Shanghai Rep. Office
Telephone: +86 21 6135 2700
Fax: +86 21 6135 2701
Email: shanghai@dan-bunkering.com.cn
Website: www.dan-bunkering.dk

Address:
Room 2706, CITIC Square
1168 Nan Jing Road West
Shanghai 200041
China


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