Bunker company opens office in Seoul

Russian firm Tranzit DV Group Co., Ltd. has anounced that its official agent, Hong Kong-based Marine Logistics Limited, has established a representative office in Seoul, South Korea.

In a statement, the group said that the launch of its new office in South Korea was a 'step forward', which would enable it to expand its operational activities in the Asian market.

Tranzit DV Group Co., Ltd is a holding company providing a wide range of services, which includes bunkering, refining and the marketing of oil products, natural gas and coal.

The group includes the following companies: Tranzit-Sever-Vostok Co., Ltd, Trade House Tranzit DV Co. Ltd, North-East Shipping Company, LTD, Vostokbunker CJSC, Vostokbunker DV Co. Ltd, Khasan Service DV Co. Ltd, Magadan – Tranzit DV Co. Ltd, Kamchatka Tranzit - DV Co. Ltd. and Vladrybsnab JSC.

Earlier this month, Tranzit DV announced that Marine Logistics had successfully completed one of its first bunkering operations as a trader in Asian ports.

Following nomination instructions from F.S. Fuel Supply & Trade Ltd, the M/V Fort Knox was supplied with 120 metric tonnes of 180-centistoke (cst) fuel oil and 20 tonnes of marine gasoil (MGO) at the port of Shanghai.

The new Marine Logistics Ltd. office is located at the following address:

12Fl, 51-8 G-Tower
Susong-Dong
Chongno-Gu
Seoul
South Korea.

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