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Singapore-based Gulf Marine expands bonded lubricant network across Fujian terminals

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Company adds new supply points in Putian, Ningde, and Fuqing – growing its network across 14 additional operation terminals, four chemical product terminals, and two container/bulk cargo terminals.
Singapore-based Gulf Marine expands bonded lubricant network across Fujian terminals

Singapore-based marine lubricant supplier Gulf Marine on Thursday (9 April) announced the expansion of its bonded lubricant supply points in China’s Fujian province, now including key terminals in Putian, Ningde, and Fuqing. 

This expansion allows vessels access to bonded lubricants across 14 additional operation terminals, four chemical product terminals, and two container/bulk cargo terminals across the region. 

“By enhancing our local network, we provide the supply resilience and responsiveness your operations require,” the company said. 

Manifold Times previously reported the company welcoming Reliable I, into service with a naming ceremony at Marina Keppel Bay, marking the arrival and operation of the company’s first purpose-built lubricant supply barge.

The vessel was expected to further strengthen Gulf Marine’s supply chain capabilities in Singapore, ensuring on-time, in-full lubricant delivery to vessels in Singapore and regional ports.

Related: Singapore: Gulf Marine debuts its first purpose-built lubricant supply barge
Related: Gulf Marine expands Singapore fleet to meet customer demand for marine lubricant delivery

 

Photo credit: Gulf Marine
Published: 10 April, 2026