Thu 16 Dec 2021, 16:17 GMT

PMG Holding opens Greece office, hires three traders


New Piraeus team includes experienced trader Teri Houhouli and security specialist Panagiotis Bastas.


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Physical marine fuel supplier and trader PMG Holding has confirmed the launch of its new office in Greece and the addition of three members of staff.

UK-headquartered PMG has hired Teri Houhouli as senior trader. She will be working alongside Panagiotis Bastas, who joined the firm as a trader in October, and another yet-to-be-named third team member.

Houhouli has more than 17 years of bunker industry experience, serving as a trader for companies such as Amoil and Integr8 Fuels.

Bastas, meanwhile, previously spent more than six years at the maritime security and anti-piracy specialist LSS-SAPU, where he was employed as Commercial Manager and Compliance and Security Officer.

Commenting on the office expansion, Houhouli remarked: "PMG is a strong name and I believe that the additional office will help to strengthen the company's relationships in the Greek market even further."

"We can be agile in our approach and offer clients the flexibility and responsiveness that is so important," Houhouli added.

Established in 2003, PMG specializes in the physical supply of marine fuel in the Black Sea and is an exporter of oil products from the Far East.

The company is active in all Ukrainian ports, with deliveries carried out via truck and barge, and also performs deliveries at Russian Black Sea and Azov Sea ports.

Contact details for PMG's Piraeus office have been provided below.

PMG Holding
Kapodistriou 2
Piraeus 18531
Greece

Phone: +44 172 244 9345
Email: bunkers@holdingpmg.com


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