
Greek Aegean Marine Petroleum, one of the world's largest listed bunker companies, listed in New York, has acquired German-based Obast Bunkering & Trading in Rostock for the purpose of providing physical bunker deliveries in all German Baltic Sea ports as well as southern ports in Scandinavia, informs Aegean in a press release.
"We are pleased to announce the launch of our new service center in Rostock, which strengthens our existing presence in Germany and will enhance the flexibility and reach of our global marine fuel platform enabling us to better serve our customers around the world," says Aegean CEO E. Nikolas Tavlarios.
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