Tue 26 May 2009, 08:03 GMT

Petrobras number changes announced


New mobile phone numbers are announced for some of the company's bunker traders.



Brazilian marine fuels supplier Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras) S.A. has announced that four of its bunker traders have been issued with new mobile phone numbers.

The new mobile phone numbers are as follows:

Trader: Leila Tchao
Mobile: + 55 21 9824 9980

Trader: Marcelo Ley
Mobile: + 55 21 9709 9763

Trader: Odeilson Alves
Mobile: + 55 21 9844 6197

Trader: Ricardo Mello
Mobile: + 55 21 9846 7809

Please note that direct phone numbers, e-mail addresses as well as contact details for the company's other bunker traders will remain the same.


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