Straits Inter Logistics Revenue Almost Triples From Bunker Expansion

by Ship & Bunker News Team
Friday May 22, 2020

Malaysia's Straits Inter Logistics saw its revenue from oil trading and bunkering surge last year with an expansion in its marine fuels product offering.

The division's revenue jumped to 659 million ringgit ($151 million) in 2019, up from 256 million ringgit a year earlier, the company said in an earnings report this week.

"The Group's strategy to expand its product line beyond its bunkering of MGO which is mainly for vessels in the oil and gas sector, into the MFO market has opened up a new customer base of international container ships in the maritime transportation industry," the company said.

"It has opened up tremendous business opportunity and widening the market base."

The company currently carries out bunker operations at 14 ports in the region, it said.

Earlier this year the company signed a deal to take over cargo and bunkering services at the Labuan Liberty Terminal in Malaysia