Tue Nielsen is CEO of Ofiniti. Image Credit: Ofiniti

Marine fuel digitalisation firm Ofiniti has acquired Teqplay, a company using digital twins of vessel and cargo movements to improve operational efficiency.

Under the deal, Teqplay co-founders Leon Gommans and Richard van Klaveren will join Ofiniti as SVP for partnerships and director of product and data, respectively.

Ofiniti's platform processed more than 25,000 bunker operations in 2025. This covered 500,000 mt of alternative fuel transactions, a figure which the company expects to increase tenfold in 2026.

The firm holds a 40% share of the digital bunkering market in Singapore.

Teqplay's systems track vessel and cargo movements across 490 ports in 90 countries. Ofiniti plans to use its data to add real-time vessel visibility, port-call analytics and benchmarking to every fuel delivery the platform records, as well as adding AI-driven operational recommendations.

"Growing up in the industry, I have always found it fascinating how the maritime industry has been able to execute at scale," Tue Nielsen, CEO of Ofiniti, said in the statement.

"Yet I believe it still lacks a more complete and connected operational view.

"There are still blind spots that have led to longer waiting times, more frequent disputes, and higher emissions.

"What Teqplay brings is that missing visibility, through live vessel movement, connected to operational workflows, and improving visibility.

"Allowing our customers to adapt to a new way of working, through operational decision support, across the rest of the bunkering operation so that suppliers, traders, and port authorities will have a full picture of every step of the bunkering process, from port call to fuel delivery."