Wed 26 Aug 2026, 06:00 GMT | Updated: Wed 26 Aug 2026, 11:51 GMT | Bunker Index Staff

Dan-Bunkering relocates Middelfart headquarters to Kabelbyen


Bunker firm moves to office complex connected to parent company USTC.


Dan-Bunkering logo.
Dan-Bunkering's new office location at Turbinevej 1F also includes Global Risk Management, Uni-Tankers and Uni-Chartering. Image credit: Dan-Bunkering

Dan-Bunkering has confirmed the relocation of its headquarters in Middelfart, Denmark, to a new address in the Kabelbyen district of the city.

It means that Dan-Bunkering, Global Risk Management and Uni-Tankers (in addition to Uni-Tankers' subsidiary Uni-Chartering) — businesses owned by United Shipping & Trading Company (USTC) — now all operate from Turbinevej 1F, with Dan-Bunkering on the first floor, Global Risk Management on the second floor, and Uni-Tankers and Uni-Chartering on the fourth floor.

Located nearby, the headquarters of USTC and its owner Selfinvest have been based for several years at Turbinevej 10 in Turbinehallen — the former turbine hall of Middelfart’s old cable industrial site which was converted into an office building in 2013.

Kabelbyen comprises three new office buildings linked by a shared ground floor, with a second-floor pedestrian bridge physically connecting the development to Turbinehallen.

"We are excited to settle into our new surroundings and look forward to welcoming colleagues, partners, and visitors to Kabelbyen," Dan-Bunkering said in a LinkedIn post.

The new office address for Dan-Bunkering has been provided below.

Turbinevej 1F,
1. Sal 5500
Middelfart,
Denmark



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