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Riviera Marine incorporates The Bunker Firm Group, operates under one organisation

Effective immediately, both teams, management, and operations are fully integrated and operating as one organisation under the name Riviera Marine SAM.

Monaco-based marine fuel and lubricant trading company Riviera Marine on Tuesday (20 January) said it has incorporated marine fuels company The Bunker Firm Group.

“Effective immediately, our teams, management, and operations are fully integrated and operating as one organisation under the name Riviera Marine SAM,” the company said. 

“United by shared ethical values, professionalism, and a common long-term vision, this union establishes a stronger, more resilient global leader in bunker trading and supply.”

Riviera Marine’s enhanced international presence includes its headquarters in Monte Carlo and offices in Copenhagen, Fredericia, Athens and Dubai, supported by a global trading team.

“The combined group also benefits from significantly increased financial strength through a newly unified consortium of banking partners. This reinforces our stability, risk management, and supply capabilities, while expanding the range of financial and commercial solutions available to our customers,” the company added. 

 

Photo credit: Kyle Sudu on Unsplash
Published: 21 January, 2026

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