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Monjasa is a global oil and shipping group whose core business includes trading and physically supplying marine fuels, operating oil terminals, and owning ships.

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Overview

Monjasa is a Denmark-associated global oil and shipping group focused on the marine fuels and maritime logistics sectors. Its stated core business includes trading and physically supplying marine fuels, oil terminal operations, and shipowning activities. The company describes its approach as relationship-led, drawing on connections across the oil and shipping industries and emphasizing local service in ports around the world. Its marine fuel offer includes products supplied in accordance with ISO 8217. Monjasa says it sources fuel from oil majors and ISCC-certified biofuel producers, and that it monitors sourcing, refining, terminal storage, distribution, shipping, and supply. It also describes its supply vessels as equipped with calibrated flowmeters and cites ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification. Beyond fuel supply, its listed services include marine lubricants, CO2 and biofuel, delivery reporting, sourcing, and risk management. Monjasa serves customers across North America, Latin America, West Africa, Northwest Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and Asia. It highlights market positions in niche bunkering markets including West Africa, Northwest Europe, the Arabian Gulf, and Panama. In Asia, the company identifies offices in Singapore, Shanghai, and Tokyo, and says it supplies more than one million tonnes of marine fuel across the region each year. Its homepage describes a fleet of around 30 tankers and barges in one passage and 35 modern tankers in another, and reports more than 700 employees on land and at sea and over 16,000 annual supply operations. The company presents transparency, quality, quantity assurance, and long-term local partnerships as central to its service proposition. The supplied material does not specify its founding date, ownership structure, headquarters, or named executives.

History

The supplied evidence presents Monjasa as an established global operator in the oil and shipping industries, but does not give a founding date or describe its early history. Its current business combines marine fuel trading and physical supply with oil terminal operations and shipowning, connecting sourcing, storage, distribution, shipping, and delivery. The company frames this integrated chain as a way to take responsibility for the products it supplies and to provide end-to-end maritime logistics. Monjasa’s international development is reflected in its service footprint across North America, Latin America, West Africa, Northwest Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and Asia. One dated expansion detail in the supplied material concerns Asia: Monjasa says it established its first local office in Singapore in 2008. It later identifies offices in Singapore, Shanghai, and Tokyo, and describes regular marine fuel supply across the region, including both mainstream and less-crowded ports. The company says it selects local and international suppliers through due diligence and favors a limited group of partners and longer-term relationships. The company’s present-day proposition includes marine fuels sourced from oil majors and ISCC-certified biofuel producers, supply in accordance with ISO 8217, and calibrated flowmeters on supply vessels. Its services also encompass marine lubricants, CO2 and biofuel, reporting, sourcing, and risk management. The homepage reports more than 700 employees across land and sea and more than 16,000 annual supply operations. It gives two different fleet descriptions—around 30 tankers and barges and 35 modern tankers—so these figures are not reconciled here. The supplied evidence does not establish dates for other milestones, ownership or leadership changes, or a complete account of the company’s corporate history.

  • 2008

    First local office in Asia established in Singapore

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Products and positioning

A relationship-led global marine fuels supplier and shipping group, positioning its services around transparency, end-to-end maritime logistics, product quality, and local market knowledge.

  • Marine fuels

    Marine fuels supplied worldwide in accordance with ISO 8217; Monjasa says its sources include oil majors and ISCC-certified biofuel producers.

  • Marine lubricants

    Listed as one of Monjasa’s services on its service overview.

  • CO2 and biofuel

    Listed among the services presented on Monjasa’s website.

Recent events

  • Monjasa appoints Rasmus Ravnholdt Knudsen as CFO[5]

    Monjasa appointed Rasmus Ravnholdt Knudsen as group chief financial officer, effective January 1.

  • Monjasa acquired the Monjasa Trader tanker[6]

    Monjasa acquired the 25,117-dwt flexi tanker Monjasa Trader, formerly named Neste, for use as a combined cargo and bunker vessel in its West Africa operations. The vessel flew the Monjasa flag for the first time on 15 August 2021.

  • Monjasa to provide bunkering data through ZeroNorth platform[7]

    Monjasa announced that it would make some of its bunkering pricing and fuel-availability data available through the ZeroNorth platform in several locations, including Singapore, Rotterdam, Houston and Fujairah.

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    Reported

    Monjasa acquires tanker for Middle East operations[8]

    Monjasa acquired the 9,600-dwt tanker Monjasa Server from Golden-Agri Stena. The vessel joined Monjasa’s marine fuel operations in the Middle East.

  • Monjasa appoints Mikkel Kannegaard as Europe managing director[9]

    Monjasa appointed Mikkel Kannegaard, previously a general manager at the company, as its managing director in Europe. He took over duties that Svend Stenberg Mølholt had covered on an interim basis.

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