Bunkers International opens Hong Kong office

Fri 25 Feb 2011, 15:10 GMT

Bunkers International opens Hong Kong office

Sales operation up and running as former OW Bunker trader joins Bunkers International.

Bunkers International Corp. has announced that it has opened a new sales office in Hong Kong.

Former OW Bunker employee Wing Li has joined the company to work as a bunker trader and has also been helping set up the new operation, which is now up and running.

The company said it is in the process of evaluating candidates and will employ a senior manager to oversee the subsidiary in the near future.

In a statement Bunkers International said the new business will "support customers needing access to Bunkers International supply and trading locations around the world and will work to develop new business in the region".

Contact details for the new company, Bunkers International Hong Kong Ltd., have been provided below.

Tel: +852 3602 3078
Email: hongkong@bunkersintl.com

Address
51/F., Hopewell Centre, Suite 5157
183 Queen's Road East
Wanchai
Hong Kong

Change of premises Hong Kong Hong Kong (HK)


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