Wed 5 Aug 2026, 07:04 GMT | Updated: Wed 5 Aug 2026, 07:07 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Malik Supply seeks bunker trader for Dubai office expansion


Danish firm looking for experienced professionals with a minimum of two years in bunker trading.


Malik Supply logo.
Malik Supply aims to hire a trader in Dubai with an established network of customers and suppliers, and the ability to develop new business from the outset. Image credit: Malik Supply

Danish marine fuels specialist Malik Supply A/S is recruiting a bunker trader to join its office in Dubai, according to a job posting published on LinkedIn.

The role is aimed at commercially experienced professionals with a minimum of two years in bunker trading or marine-fuel sales, an established network of customers and suppliers, and the ability to develop new business from the outset.

The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and managing customer and supplier relationships, negotiating bunker transactions, identifying new business opportunities, and providing clients with market insights and tailored fuel solutions. Close coordination with suppliers and operational partners to ensure smooth execution is also listed among the key responsibilities.

Malik Supply says it is looking for candidates who are fluent in English, with additional languages considered "a significant advantage". The company describes the Dubai posting as part of its continued growth in the region, with the role offering a competitive salary package and a performance-based bonus structure.

Headquartered in Denmark, Malik Supply A/S operates as a trader and supplier. The company is part of Malik Group, which also includes Malik Energy A/S - a physical supplier in Denmark.

Candidates interested in applying for the position can click here.



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