Focus on Latin American emerging markets
A new Mexican energy reform is expected to boost the country’s demand for marine fuels over the next five years. Both import and export of oil products are expected to increase significantly with a growing offshore client segment as a direct result.
“We have been active in Mexico since the opening of our US office in Stamford in 2011. Up until 2014, Monjasa’s primary focus had been on the west coast of Mexico, but recently our eyes have been on market developments in the Gulf of Mexico as well. This is truly a large-scale market, and Monjasa is supplying the international shipping market here as well as domestic clients,” tells Rasmus Jacobsen, Managing Director for Monjasa Americas.
Growing activities in Colombia and expanded office space in Panama
Monjasa’s interest in Latin American markets does not end here. South of Panama, Monjasa is going on its third year of heavy involvement in the Colombian bunker market. Further, during 2016, Monjasa expects to expand its office space in Panama City to accommodate approximately 40-45 employees, up from around 20 at present – although we do not expect to reach that many employees in Panama this year.
We have been active in Mexico since the opening of our US office in Stamford in 2011. Up until 2014, Monjasa’s primary focus had been on the west coast of Mexico, but recently our eyes have been on market developments in the Gulf of Mexico as well.
“Following Monjasa’s launch of bunker services in both Pacific and Atlantic port areas, we are fully convinced that we are able to make a difference for clients in this still emerging Colombian market. With our vast experience from hard-to-reach markets in the Middle East and West Africa, we have all the right ingredients to continue to develop excellent supply services in Colombia,” Rasmus Jacobsen concludes.