Global Vision Bunkers moves office

Wed 22 Aug 2012, 11:58 GMT

Global Vision Bunkers moves office

Netherlands-based firm returns to its roots following building renovation.

Netherlands-based marine fuels firm Global Vision Bunkers B.V. has announced that it is moving office.

Commenting on the news, Global Vision said: "Some may recognise the address as Global's birthplace and it felt appropriate that Global return to its roots - the only difference being that GVB now has the use of the whole building which GVB has had extensively renovated. The trading floor is equipped with fully integrated VOIP systems and state of the art internal networks linking the Group's offices together."

The company's new office address has been provided below.

Drieluik 5
2907ZA Capelle a/d IJssel
Netherlands

All other contact details remain the same and are as follows:

T: +31 10 441 2745
F: +31 10 441 3429

E: info@gvbgroup.net
E: lubes@gvbgroup.net
E: futures@gvbgroup.net
E: admin@gvbgroup.net
E: hr@gvbgroup.net

New premises Netherlands


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