Wed 12 Nov 2025 12:34 | Updated: Wed 12 Nov 2025 12:37

Island Oil appoints Charis Chartosias as Commercial Development Manager


Marine fuel trader brings over 14 years' experience to Limassol-based company.


Charis Chartosias, Island Oil.
Island Oil has strengthened its commercial team with the appointment of experienced marine fuel professional Charis Chartosias to drive market development. Image: Island Oil

Island Oil has announced the appointment of Charis Chartosias as Commercial Development Manager.

Chartosias brings over 14 years of experience in the marine fuel sector, with expertise in fuel trading and strategic market development.

Prior to joining Island Oil, he served as commercial manager at bunker trading firm Baseblue, where he is said to have led global trading and operational teams, expanding market presence across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

"I am delighted to join Island Oil, a company with a strong reputation for integrity, reliability, and customer focus," Chartosias said. "I look forward to contributing to its continued growth and expanding its global footprint in the marine fuel industry."

Founded in 1992, Island Oil Holdings deals with the supply and trading of marine fuels. Other services include cargo trading, ship agency and marine lubricants. The business is headquartered in Limassol and also maintains trading desks in Dubai, Hong Kong, London, Piraeus, Singapore and Seoul.

Subsidiary Island Petroleum Limited acts as a physical supplier in Cyprus, Romania and Israel, covering Dhekelia, Larnaca, Limassol, Moni, Vassiliko, Agigea, Constanta, Mangalia, Ashdod and Haifa.



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