OKA TANKER PTE. LTD. · SINGAPORE
Company

A Singapore maritime energy company

OKA TANKER PTE. LTD. brings shipping, tanker operations and oil & gas logistics into a single professional operating platform.

Corporate profile

Singapore-rooted. Maritime-focused.

OKA TANKER PTE. LTD. is registered in Singapore as a local exempt private company limited by shares. The company’s stated activities include shipping lines and chartering of ships, barges and boats with crew for freight.

Company No. 201629365D

Incorporated 25 October 2016

Registered office 77 High Street, #08-10, High Street Plaza, Singapore 179433

Business activities

SSIC activities supplied for this website

01

50021 — Shipping lines

02

50024 — Chartering of ships, barges and boats with crew (freight)

How we think

Three operating principles.

1

Precision

Commercial requirements are translated into clear operational actions and handoffs.

2

Connectivity

Marine, terminal, logistics and documentation stakeholders stay connected around the cargo journey.

3

Responsibility

Safety, compliance, transparency and environmental considerations remain part of planning.

Operating ecosystem

Built to interface with specialists.

Port & terminal interfaces

Singapore’s liquid-bulk infrastructure demonstrates how pipelines, berths and storage can be integrated into industrial networks.

Marine fuel ecosystem

Singapore’s bunkering market provides a mature environment for conventional and emerging marine-fuel supply chains.

Energy transition logistics

Modern terminal operators increasingly work across chemicals, fuels, gases and new-energy products as supply chains evolve.

Operational footprint

Maritime coverage across key energy gateways.

OKA TANKER operates across Rotterdam, Houston, Fujairah, Jurong/Singapore and a network of major Chinese ports, connecting vessel movements with terminal and logistics requirements.

Rotterdam

European energy and maritime gateway.

Houston

U.S. Gulf Coast energy and petrochemical gateway.

Fujairah

Middle East maritime and bunkering gateway.

Jurong / Singapore

Asia-Pacific maritime and energy hub.

China

Major Chinese ports supporting East Asian cargo flows.