Tue 12 Apr 2011 09:57

New address for Global Vision Singapore


Global Vision Bunkers is relocating to larger premises in Singapore.

Global Vision Bunkers (Far East) Pte. Ltd. has announced that it is relocating to larger premises in Singapore.

In a statement, Global Vision said: "Singapore is seen as a key port in the group's offering as a base for its operations in the Far East. From here all supplies of bunkers and lubricants in Singapore, Thailand (together with our own office) China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan, Oceania and Pacific are negotiated and coordinated. As a result of gowing volumes and as part of an overall investment in the region there will be more announcements soon."

The new contact details have been provided below.

Global Vision Bunkers (Far East) Pte. Ltd.
20 Malacca Street
Malacca Center #16-08
Singapore 048979

Tel: +65 65330890 (new number)
Fax: +31 104413429
Email: fareast@globalvisionbunkers.com
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