Sign up
Log in Sign up
Tue 12 Jan 2016 10:41

Double appointment for Cockett Marine Oil in Singapore


Bunker company hires two experienced traders to strengthen its team in the Asian city-state.

Cockett Marine Oil Group has announced that it has strengthened its trading team in Singapore with two new appointments: Richard Mills and Ken Ito.

In a statement, the bunker firm said Mills and Ito had "a wealth of experience having previously fulfilled similar roles in the industry".

Cem Saral, Group Chief Operating Officer for Cockett Marine Oil, commented: "The appointment of further knowledgeable and high calibre traders to the Singapore office team enables the Group to continue to develop its business in the Asian market, especially in Japan."

Contact details for Cockett Marine's office in Singapore have been provided below.

Telephone: +65 6732 2225
Telephone/Fax: +65 6732 2272
Email: singapore@cockett.com

Address:
Cockett Marine Oil (Asia) Pte Ltd
1 Maritime Square #09-26, HarbourFront Centre
Singapore 099253

Illustration of Singapore's first floating LNG terminal. ABB wins contract to power Singapore's first floating LNG terminal  

FSRU will enable Singapore to boost its LNG importing capacity by 50 percent.
Bunker Partner homepage. Bunker Partner appoints trader in Dubai  

Marine fuel trading and broking company expands UAE team.
Fratelli Cosulich 2025 Bunker Meeting. Cosulich Marine Energy team meets in Monaco to discuss latest industry developments  

Members of Marine Energy division analysed strategies, methanol investments and evolving regulatory framework.
Monjasa MOST trainees. Monjasa trainee programme sees 97% surge in applications  

Marine fuel seller receives 1,530 applications for 2025, nearly double previous years.
Anothony Veder's ethylene carrier Coral Patula. Nissen Kaiun invests in wind-assist technology firm Econowind  

Investment highlights growing industry interest in fuel-neutral wind propulsion technologies.
South Africa flag illustration. Peninsula expands marine fuel operations to Algoa Bay  

Supplier partners with Linsen Nambi to launch bunkering services from October.
Palace of Westminster, London. UK government commits GBP 448m to maritime decarbonisation research programme  

UK SHORE funding aims to accelerate clean shipping technologies through 2030.
Header image for ABS 2025 Sustainability Outlook, Beyond the Horizon: Vision Meets Reality. ABS chief urges IMO to pause net zero framework over fuel availability concerns  

Christopher Wiernicki says LNG and biofuels are 'mission critical' to shipping decarbonisation success.
Quadrise production process — illustration. Quadrise appoints veteran Peter Borup as CEO to drive commercialisation  

Former Maersk executive to lead decarbonisation technology company from October 1.
HMS Bergbau logo. German commodities trader HMS Bergbau enters marine fuels market  

Company acquires experienced team to trade bunkers and lubricants globally.




 Recommended