Aegean Marine's creditors link founder to alleged fraud case
In a document submitted to the insolvency court in New York, Aegean Marine Petroleum's creditors link the company's founder, Dimitris Melissanidis, to an alleged fraud case. A spokesperson for Melissanidis denies the accusations in comments to a media.
Creditors in struggling Greek bunker company Aegean Marine Petroleum Network link the company's founder, Dimitris Melissanidis, to the case of alleged embezzlement totaling USD 300 million, according to documents submitted to the insolvency court in New York.
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