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Uni-Fuels expands operations in UAE with new unit and office

The subsidiary will provide tailored marine fuel solutions.

Uni-Fuels Holdings Limited has expanded its operations in the United Arab Emirates, establishing a wholly-owned subsidiary, Uni-Fuels Middle East FZCO,  and opening a new office in Dubai.

The subsidiary will provide tailored marine fuel solutions and customer support in the Middle East and beyond.

The new office in Dubai will serve as Uni-Fuels’ regional hub for real-time market insights and efficient fuel procurement. 

Alan Tan, Uni-Fuels senior vice president for commercial, said that the Dubai office clients can expect enhanced support, optimised operations, and an expanded supply network across critical shipping routes.
 

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