Tue 25 Nov 2025, 10:07 GMT | Updated: Tue 25 Nov 2025, 10:10 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Oilmar DMCC appoints Eunice Low as marine fuels trader in Singapore


Low joins firm's Singapore trading department with a decade of industry experience.


Eunice Low, Oilmar DMCC.
Oilmar DMCC has expanded its Singapore trading operations with the appointment of experienced marine fuels trader Eunice Low. Image credit: Oilmar DMCC

Dubai-based marine fuels supplier Oilmar DMCC has appointed Eunice Low as a supply marine fuels trader in its Singapore trading department, the company announced on November 25.

Low brings more than 10 years of experience in oil and gas trading to the role, having previously served as trader at Singamas Marketing and Titan Bunkering.

Prior to joining Titan Bunkering, Low was employed as a fuel oil derivatives broker at PVM Oil Associates; and in her role before joining Oilmar, she was business development manager at ADP Clear.

"Eunice brings extensive expertise, strong market insight, and an impressive track record in the marine fuels sector. Her results-driven approach and deep industry knowledge will be a great asset to our Trading Department," Oilmar said.

Headqartered in Dubai, Oilmar is a marine fuels trader that in, October 2025, announced the expansion of its trading department beyond marine fuels into cargo and base oil trading, with the addition of senior traders Alvaro Verdu and Siddarth Bhavani.

The company has offices in Greece, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Switzerland, Turkey and UAE.



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