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Trades about 70% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PTL Limited functions as a holding company, which, through its various subsidiaries, specializes in providing comprehensive logistics services for marine fuel to facilitate the refueling of vessels. Its operations are primarily focused on serving the Asia Pacific market. The company plays a key role in the marine fuel supply chain by procuring various types of fuel, such as sulfur fuel oil, high sulfur fuel oil, and low sulfur marine gas oil. It then manages the entire delivery process from suppliers to its customers. Beyond just procurement and delivery, PTL offers a range of critical services. These include connecting customers directly with fuel suppliers, organizing and scheduling vessel refueling activities, and providing trade credit options for their refueling needs. The firm is also equipped to handle any unforeseen circumstances or issues customers may encounter, offering solutions, and expertly managing disputes related to the quality or quantity of marine fuel supplied. Established on December 29, 2023, PTL Limited is based out of its headquarters in Singapore.
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