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Danish bunkering firm Malik Supply expands team with two new hires

Tobias Laugesen is joining as a new Chemicals and Lubricants Supplier at its Fredericia office while Nikolaj Holm Kristensen is joining the Sales Team at the company’s headquarters in Aalborg as a supplier.
Danish bunkering firm Malik Supply expands team with two new hires

Danish bunkering and energy trading company Malik Supply on Tuesday (12 May) announced two new additional hires in their team. 

Tobias Laugesen is joining the company as a new Chemicals and Lubricants Supplier at its Fredericia office.

Laugesen has experience in sales, customer relations and key account management from his previous roles, including vehicle sourcing and imports, dealer partnerships and customer management in Denmark.

Meanwhile, Nikolaj Holm Kristensen is joining the Sales Team at the company’s headquarters in Aalborg as a supplier.

“I chose Malik because it is a growing company operating in an exciting industry. I look forward to becoming part of the team and contributing to the company’s continued growth and development,” said Kristensen.

 

Photo credit: Malik Supply
Published: 14 May, 2026

 

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