Singapore-based energy trading company Sing Fuels on Friday (8 January) appointed Tham Fook Leong as Base Oil Trader.
Tham has over 15 years of experience working with Base Oil and Petroleum products, according to Sing Fuels.
Before joining Sing Fuels, Tham was responsible for the Asia market in GP Global APAC Pte Ltd. Other companies he has worked at includes TOTAL Oil Asia and Chemoil.
“I am excited and honoured to be part of this young and dynamic team. Looking forward to excel together with Sing Fuels,” says Tham.
Sing Fuels in November 2020 launched a base oil desk as part of an ongoing expansion plan.
Contact details of Tham are as follows:
Name: Tham Fook Leong
Designation: Base Oil Trader
Email: tham@singfuels.com
Related: Singapore: Sing Fuels launches Base Oil trading desk as part of expansion plan
Photo credit: Sing Fuels
Published: 11 January, 2021
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