Wed 19 Aug 2026, 08:07 GMT | Updated: Wed 19 Aug 2026, 12:09 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Flex Commodities moves Dubai head office to Jumeirah Lakes Towers


UAE-based firm relocates to waterfront community popular amongst bunker companies.


Flex Commodities office in Dubai.
"This move reflects how far we’ve come and gives our team a fresh space to connect, collaborate, and keep building what’s next," Flex Commodities said. Pictured: Flex Commodities office in Dubai. Image credit: Flex Commodities

Flex Commodities has announced a new address for its head office in the United Arab Emirates.

The Dubai-based trader told Bunker Index and confirmed on its website that it has moved to Jumeirah Lakes Towers — a popular location amongst bunker companies.

"More than just a change of address, this move reflects how far we’ve come and gives our team a fresh space to connect, collaborate, and keep building what’s next," Flex Commodities stated in a LinkedIn post.

The new Dubai address for Flex Commodities has been provided below.

Flex Commodities FZCO
Unit Nos. 1604 & 1605, JBC 5
Cluster W, Jumeirah Lakes Towers
P.O. Box 452911
Dubai
United Arab Emirates

Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) is a mixed-use waterfront community in Dubai, comprising 87 residential, commercial and retail towers across 26 lettered clusters.

Other marine fuel businesses to have offices within Jumeirah Lakes Towers include Arte Bunkering, Blue Energy Partners, Bunker Partner, Christiania Energy, Dan-Bunkering, ElbOil, Glander International Bunkering, Hawks DMCC, Integr8 Fuels, International Marine & Energy, Malik Supply, Minerva Bunkering, Monjasa, Oil Marketing & Trading, Sea Leader, Sonan Bunkers and Uni-Fuels.

Flex Commodities is a marine fuels trading and cargo logistics business with staff based in Greece, South Korea, Singapore and UAE.



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