PMG Energies appoints Daria Sukhanova as bunker trader

Thu 13 Nov 2025, 16:49 GMT | Updated: Thu 13 Nov 2025, 16:51 GMT

PMG Energies appoints Daria Sukhanova as bunker trader

Marine fuel business adds trader with over five years of experience to its team.

PMG Energies has expanded its bunker trading team with the appointment of Daria Sukhanova. Image credit: PMG Energies

Marine fuel trading firm PMG Energies has appointed Daria Sukhanova as bunker trader, the company announced on November 13.

Sukhanova brings over five years of experience in marine fuel trading to the role, having previously served as trader at Bunker Partner.

PMG Energies noted that Sukhanova has experience spanning commercial strategy to day-to-day operations within the marine fuel sector.

"She's known for her friendly, relationship-first approach and her drive to deliver smart, reliable, and competitive solutions for every client she works with," the company added.

Founded in 2002, PMG Energies operates as a bunker trading house with services that also include risk management and cargo trading of refined oil products.

The company originally operated as a physical bunker supplier in Black Sea ports before expanding its global bunker trading operations.

PMG Energies has staff located in the UK, Greece, Switzerland and UAE.

Appointment Bunker Partner PMG Energies United Kingdom


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