Xmar, the fast-growing digital bunker trading platform, has marked a major milestone in its rapid development. In less than six months since launching, the platform has facilitated the trade of over 100,000 metric tonnes of bunker fuel through more than 200 deals. This achievement highlights Xmar’s growing impact on the maritime industry, offering a modern and transparent alternative to traditional bunker fuel procurement.
Operating with a network of over 1,500 verified suppliers across 500 global ports, Xmar provides buyers with access to competitive bunker fuel offers and enhanced market reach. The platform streamlines the bunker fuel procurement process by offering real-time pricing, transparent terms, and various credit options.
“This milestone reflects the strong momentum we’re building and the value we’re delivering to the industry,” said Christoph Stork, CEO at Xmar. “Our mission is to modernize bunker fuel trading, and hitting 100,000 metric tonnes in such a short time confirms that the market is ready for this change”.
Xmar was launched to solve the persistent inefficiencies in the bunker fuel supply chain. Through its digital-first approach, Xmar has enabled both buyers and suppliers to trade more efficiently, securely, and transparently.
Facilitating more than 200 transactions in under six months demonstrates the platform’s reliability and the growing trust users place in it. Xmar’s model empowers shipping companies of all sizes to make smarter purchasing decisions backed by data and supported by a wide network of trusted suppliers.
As digital adoption accelerates across the maritime sector, Xmar is positioning itself at the forefront of a new era in bunker fuel trading. With ongoing development of new features and services, the platform aims to provide even greater value to its users, while continuing to expand its global presence.
“We are just at the beginning of our journey”, added Christoph Stork. “Our team is focused on continuing to improve the user experience. We’re building the infrastructure for the future of bunker fuel procurement”.
Source: Xmar
