Minerva Sues Norvic Maritime Holdings and Related Companies Over Alleged Unpaid Bunker Debt

by Ship & Bunker News Team
Wednesday March 4, 2026

Global marine fuel supplier Minerva Bunkering is suing Norvic Maritime Holdings and related companies over an alleged unpaid bunker debt.

The firm has commenced proceedings in the UK against Norvic Maritime Holdings Inc, the parent company, and in the US against Norvic Maritime Holdings, Norvic Shipping Int LLC, Norvic Shipping Asia Pte Ltd and Valley National Bank, a source familiar with the situation told Ship & Bunker.

The case is over an alleged unpaid debt of $230,040.26 relating to the supply of about 500 mt of VLSFO to the M/V Alexandris.

Minerva is understood to have made several payment demands and received assurances of payment in response, but has not received payment and has seen reports of Norvic disposing of assets.

The company is tracking the whereabouts of the M/V Alexandris and may consider arranging its arrest.

Last month it emerged that rival bunkering firm Peninsula was suing Norvic Shipping International for $109,885 and at least $200,000 in costs over a marine fuel hedging agreement between the two firms.