Ofiniti acquires Teqplay in push towards end-to-end bunkering visibility

Ofiniti, the digital platform for maritime fuel operations, on Thursday (28 May) said it has acquired Teqplay, a maritime intelligence company whose digital twins of vessel and cargo movements are used by global shipping companies and agents as well as leading ports and terminals. 

The acquisition extends Ofiniti’s role from execution and documentation into real-time operational intelligence, providing a unified operational picture of a bunker operation. 

Ofiniti handles scheduling, operational coordination and digital documentation for all marine fuels across the world’s major bunkering hubs. The platform processed more than 25,000 bunker operations in 2025, including 500,000 metric tonnes of alternative fuels, a volume expected to increase tenfold in 2026. In Singapore, the world’s largest digital bunkering market, Ofiniti holds approximately 40% market share.

Founded in Rotterdam in 2015 by Léon Gommans and Richard van Klaveren, Teqplay operates maritime digital twins built on real-time AIS, weather, and port data, tracking vessels and cargo movements across 490 ports in 90 countries. Its Port Reporter tool provides accurate, independent timestamps of every vessel’s movement through a port, and is used by port authorities, terminals, and shipping lines to benchmark performance and reduce waste. 

Integrated into Ofiniti, this layer adds real-time vessel visibility, port-call analytics, and benchmarking to every fuel delivery the platform records, with AI-driven decision support surfacing recommendations directly in operator workflows and Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors enabling customer systems and AI agents to query Ofiniti data in real time.

Léon Gommans will join Ofiniti as SVP Partnerships and Richard van Klaveren as Director of Product & Data, bringing the technical and commercial expertise that has shaped Teqplay over the past decade into Ofiniti’s broader platform.

Tue Nielsen, CEO of Ofiniti, said: “Growing up in the industry, I have always found it fascinating how the maritime industry has been able to execute at scale. Yet, I believe it still lacks a more complete and connected operational view. There are still blind spots that have led to longer waiting times, more frequent disputes, and higher emissions.

“What Teqplay brings is that missing visibility, through live vessel movement, connected to operational workflows, and improving visibility.

“Allowing our customers to adapt to a new way of working, through operational decision support, across the rest of the bunkering operation so that suppliers, traders, and port authorities will have a full picture of every step of the bunkering process, from port call to fuel delivery. 

“With AI surfacing we are quickly learning the next best action and MCP connectors plugging that intelligence directly into our customers’ own systems. We are making that operational picture usable in the moment, not just visible after the fact. In other words, we will try to make bunkering make sense.”

Léon Gommans, SVP Partnerships at Ofiniti and Co-Founder of Teqplay, said: “The merger with Ofiniti significantly expands that capability, combining Teqplay’s intelligence layer with Ofiniti’s strong position in bunker operations across many of the world’s leading bunker suppliers and ports. 

“Our existing customers gain access to a much broader operational platform across maritime operations, while Ofiniti’s customers benefit from a level of operational intelligence and transparency the bunkering industry has not previously had.”

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Published: 29 May, 2026