OW Bunker's Singapore CEO welcomes trustee's report
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If 2014 was the year in which one of the world's two largest bunker companies, OW Bunker, collapsed in a deafening boom, 2015 wound up as a year in which most of the stakeholders trapped in the aftermath of the bankruptcy held their breath and hoped for the best. One can also be somewhat certain that 2016 will be the year in which the financial and legal consequences of the spectacular bust will be subject to a large-scale and noisy tug of war in courtrooms across the globe.
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