New office for Bunkers International

Mon 1 Feb 2010, 11:03 GMT

New office for Bunkers International

Singapore-based Bunkers International (S) Pte Ltd. relocates to new office premises.

Singapore-based marine fuels trading firm Bunkers International (S) Pte Ltd. has announced that it has relocated to a new address in the island city-state.

The new address and contact details for the company are below:

171 Tras Street
#05-173 Union Building
Singapore 079025

Telephone: +65 6325 0861
Fax: +65 6325 0865

Bunkers International (S) Pte Ltd. has appointed Roger Wong as bunker trader. His contact details are as follows:

Mobile: +65 9817 6276
Email: roger@bunkersinternational.com.sg
Yahoo ID: venus5113rw

Change of premises Singapore Singapore (SG)


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