With over 30 years of experience, Bunkerist specializes in the sale of fuel and lubricants to ships.
From our Istanbul office we supply bunkers to vessels at every port worldwide, with Türkiye and the Mediterranean at the core.
Accessible and flexible, Bunkerist delivers complete service to every stakeholder in the sector.
Bunkerist is a fully independent company.
The experience and resilience we have gained under the sector's toughest conditions form the foundation of our operational strength. We build our strategy not on monopolistic partnerships, mergers, or short-term growth alone, but on delivering transparent and sustainable service to our business partners.
What drives us is to add value to our customers while preserving our flexible and independent structure. Our purpose is to share our professional expertise with you and carry your business and your fleet safely forward under any conditions.
Our storyBunkerist meets all your needs from a single point.
Marine Bunker Fuels
Bunkering is one of the most decisive elements of a ship's dynamic operating schedule. Discover how we serve.
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Marine Lubricants
Marine lubricants are among the most critical protectors of your vessels. Our goal is to help operate your ships more efficiently and at lower cost.
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Following the elections in Israel and the US, oil prices keep falling
On Tuesday, oil prices declined—extending losses from the previous day—after U.S. President Donald Trump stated that there is no need for military intervention against Iran "at this stage." This…
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Brent crude oil experienced its largest percentage decline since April 2020 last week
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Crude oil futures saw a slight uptick late Friday amid concerns over potential new attacks on Iran
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Oil heads for weekly decline, though supply concerns in the Middle East provide price support
- News Oil prices fall for the fourth consecutive day amid expectations of reduced risk of war escalation
- News Following a heavy defeat for the Republicans, uncertainty surrounding a potential war with Iran has driven up oil prices
- News Oil prices saw a slight uptick following reports that the U.S. had struck Iran’s Qeshm Island, just hours before the elections
- News Oil prices fall 3% amid optimism over Qatar-led talks; negotiations enter third day
- News Brent crude oil closed the month of October with a 13.6% gain, while WTI rose by 15.2%
