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Uni-Fuels expands bunkering operations nationwide in Thailand

Uni-Fuels now offers customers access to a nationwide bunkering network in Thailand spanning both the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea.

Uni-Fuels Holdings Limited (Uni-Fuels), a global provider of marine fuel solutions headquartered in Singapore, on Tuesday (3 March) announced that its regional operating subsidiaries have expanded its bunkering operations across major and strategic marine fuel supply locations in Thailand.

Uni-Fuels now offers customers access to a nationwide bunkering network in Thailand spanning both the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea. The expanded network covers key commercial ports and strategic locations, including Bangkok, Sriracha, Koh Sichang, Laem Chabang, Sattahip, Maptaphut, Rayong, Ranong, Surat Thani, Koh Samui, Songkhla, Phuket, Phang Nga, and the wider Gulf of Thailand. 

Uni-Fuels provides bunkering services to a diverse range of vessels, including bulk carriers, tankers, offshore support vessels, naval vessels, cruise ships, and yachts.

This development represents an important advancement in Uni-Fuels’ next phase of global expansion.

“This comprehensive coverage positions Uni-Fuels as a reliable bunkering partner across Thailand’s strategic maritime corridors, supporting both international shipping lines and domestic operators with efficient, flexible, and high-quality fuel supply solutions,” the company said in a statement.

Poomin Vichitchaisilp, Managing Director of Uni-Fuels (Thailand) Co Ltd, said: “This milestone reflects the strength of our local execution capabilities and our commitment to building a comprehensive marine fuel platform in Thailand.”

“By extending our coverage nationwide, we are enhancing service reliability and operational responsiveness for customers operating across both the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea. 

“Our expanded footprint allows us to support a broader range of vessel movements while maintaining consistent supply standards and disciplined operational controls. We believe this positions Uni-Fuels as a trusted long-term marine fuel partner within Thailand’s maritime ecosystem.”

Alan Tan, Senior Vice President, Commercial of Uni-Fuels, said: “Thailand is a strategically important market within our global growth framework.

“This expansion bolsters our regional supply network and enhances our ability to capture incremental fuel volumes across key shipping corridors. 

“By integrating local physical supply capabilities with our global trading platform, we optimise operational control, support margin resilience, and reinforce our scalable growth model. We remain focused on calibrated, disciplined expansion initiatives that enhance revenue visibility, strengthen competitive positioning, and create sustainable long-term value for our shareholders.”

Manifold Times previously reported Uni-Fuels announcing the establishment of Uni-Fuels (Thailand) Co Ltd (Uni-Fuels Thailand), its newly incorporated regional entity, further strengthening the company’s global supply and operations network.

This follows the establishment of offices in Dubai, Shanghai, and Limassol in 2025 as part of Uni-Fuels’ ongoing global expansion strategy.

As part of this expansion, Uni-Fuels appointed Poomin Vichitchaisilp as Managing Director of Uni-Fuels Thailand. 

Related: Singapore-based Uni-Fuels expands Southeast Asia footprint with new Thailand office

 

Photo credit: Uni-Fuels
Published: 4 March, 2026

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