Arte Bunkering promotes Ron Wong to trading manager after six years

Mon 18 May 2026, 03:56 GMT | Updated: Mon 18 May 2026, 04:00 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Arte Bunkering promotes Ron Wong to trading manager after six years

Wong has built relationships with clients and the team during his tenure at the company.

Arte Bunkering has promoted Ron Wong to trading manager, recognising his six years with the marine fuels trading specialist. Image credit: Ron Wong

Arte Bunkering has promoted Ron Wong to trading manager after nearly six years with the marine fuels firm.

The promotion was announced on 15 May, with the company stating that Wong has built relationships with clients and the team during his tenure.

According to Arte Bunkering, Wong has acted as a mentor to colleagues and has taken on leadership responsibilities within the organisation.

"This promotion is a natural recognition of the responsibilities and leadership he has already been showing for a long time," the company stated.

"We truly believe in Ron and are excited to see him succeed in his new role," Arte Bunkering added.

Established in Estonia in 2010, Arte Bunkering is a marine fuels trader with offices also in Cyprus, Germany, Greece, Singapore, UAE and United States.

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