Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF)
Wilhelmsen is a publicly listed Norwegian maritime services group providing marine product supply, port agency, technical ship management and new energy/offshore wind services to global shipowners through a network reaching 2,200 ports in 100+ countries.
- Company typePublic
- Founded1861
- HeadquartersLysaker, Norway
- Headcount5,001–10,000
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) does
Wilhelmsen is a publicly listed Norwegian maritime services group (Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding ASA, ticker WWI on Euronext Oslo Børs) operating across four core segments: Wilhelmsen Ships Service (marine product supply across the Unitor, Timm, Unicool, Nalfleet and Navadan brands), Wilhelmsen Port Services (ship agency, port logistics and cruise services in 2,200+ ports), Wilhelmsen Ship Management (technical and crew management across global offices, including the Wilhelmsen Ahrenkiel container arm and new Cyclus Marine lifecycle services company), and New Energy (offshore wind logistics, autonomous vessels, zero-emission shipping and digital vessel operations via NorSea, Massterly, Raa Labs, Topeka and Reach Subsea). The group's core technology platform combines the most extensive global maritime supply network in the industry — 2,200 port destinations, 100+ countries, 200,000+ product deliveries per year, supported by an authorised distributor network and direct field sales — with proprietary product brands, digital applications (Line Management Plan with AI-supported LineLens image inspection, CargoMax draft survey, Oneplace Inspection Dashboard), and an increasing software footprint via Pelagus on-demand manufacturing, Waterway IT onboard vessel IT, Konciv logistics software and the DNV–Wilhelmsen independent maritime software company.
The business model is a hybrid of transactional product/agency sales (unit-priced marine products, per-call port agency), recurring managed services (multi-year ship management and crew management contracts, contract-priced digital/software subscriptions), and investment income from strategic associates (notably Wallenius Wilhelmsen and Hyundai Glovis in the Strategic Holdings & Investments segment). Q1 2026 group total income was USD 308 million (+4% YoY) with EBITDA of USD 50 million (+10% YoY) and net profit of USD 113 million; Maritime Services contributed USD 223 million and New Energy USD 84 million. Note: the firmographics tag this entity as "Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF)" described as a bunker brokerage company, but the source material pertains to the broader Wilhelmsen group; no specific marine fuels bunker brokerage financials are disclosed in the input.
The group is family-influenced (current Group CEO Thomas Wilhelmsen), operates in 53 countries with ~5,500 onshore colleagues and nearly 15,000 seafarers, holds DNV-qualified proprietary technology in the TIMM Master SBA mooring rope (the only rope worldwide with DNV's statement of qualified technology for an integrated Snap Back Arrestor), and is positioning itself as a decarbonisation partner through autonomous vessels (Massterly JV with Kongsberg Maritime), zero-emission shipping (Topeka), on-demand OEM manufacturing (Pelagus JV with thyssenkrupp), and onboard IT (Waterway IT JV with MPC Capital).
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF)
- Legal name
- Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding ASA
- Website
- https://wilhelmsen.com
- Company type
- Public
- Founded year
- 1861
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 5,001–10,000 employees
- Short description
- Wilhelmsen is a publicly listed Norwegian maritime services group providing marine product supply, port agency, technical ship management and new energy/offshore wind services to global shipowners through a network reaching 2,200 ports in 100+ countries.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Maritime Fuel Bunkering Services
- NAICS
- Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals (424710), Port and Harbor Operations (488310), Ship Building and Repairing (336611)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Conventional Marine Fuel Bunkering (HFO/VLSFO/MGO/ULSFO) (TLAHAKAA)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Bunker Procurement, Contracting & Risk Management (Hedging, Claims) (TLAHAKAE), Bunkering Equipment, Systems & Maintenance (Hoses, Couplings, Metering, Vapour Return) (TLAHAKAK), Marine Bunkering & Port Fuel Supply (EUALAIAG)
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Where Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Lysaker
- HQ country
- Norway
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices18 records
Markets served
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Supply Chain, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Maritime product sales (Unitor, Timm, Nalfleet, Navadan, Unicool): Physical product sales delivered to vessels via Wilhelmsen's global supply network handling over 200,000 product deliveries every year across 2,200 ports in 100+ countries; revenue recognised on delivery.
- Port agency and maritime logistics services: Agency services for ships calling at port (husbandry, cargo operations, protective agency, bunker agency, canal transits, cruise agency, dry docking agency), freight forwarding, 3PL & terminals, liner agency, break bulk, ro-ro & project logistics; charged per call/transaction.
- Ship management services: Technical ship management, crew management, newbuilding supervision and lifecycle services (including Cyclus Marine) provided to shipowners on a contracted, recurring basis.
- Maritime training and professional services: International Maritime Training Centre (IMTC) delivers IMO-model course-aligned e-learning modules and toolbox talks; WilNor Governmental Services provides military logistics; Insurance Services and Global Business Services provided on a contract basis.
- New Energy segment income (offshore wind, zero-emission shipping, infrastructure): Income from NorSea (supply bases / logistics), Edda Wind (offshore wind CTVs), Topeka (zero-emission shipping), Massterly (autonomous vessels), Raa Labs, Reach Subsea, Elevon and Konciv, including vessel sale gains (e.g., Edda Wind vessel fleet sale).
- Software, digital subscriptions and digital applications: Recurring/digital revenue from Cyclus Marine, Waterway IT, Raa Labs, Konciv, Massterly, Pelagus digital inventory and joint DNV/Wilhelmsen maritime software company; governed by digital applications general T&Cs.
- Investment income from associates: Share of profits from associates, notably Wallenius Wilhelmsen and Hyundai Glovis, reported within Strategic Holdings & Investments segment.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction based/ take rate | Pay-as-you-go | Quote-based, transaction-priced port agency, freight & logistics services |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Unit-priced Ships Service products (rope, chemicals, refrigerants, gas) |
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | Contract-priced ship management and crew management |
| Subscription | Annual | Contract-priced digital and software subscriptions |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels8 records
Marketing channels9 records
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) operates as a bunker brokerage company within the broader Wilhelmsen group, sourcing and arranging marine fuel supply for shipowners and operators at ports worldwide. It sits alongside Wilhelmsen's four core business segments — Wilhelmsen Ships Service (marine product supply reaching 2,200 ports), Wilhelmsen Port Services (ship agency and maritime logistics), Wilhelmsen Ship Management (technical and crew management), and New Energy (offshore wind logistics, autonomous vessels, zero-emission shipping, on-demand manufacturing).
Product overview
Wilhelmsen operates as a multi-segment maritime platform rather than a single product: the group is organised around four core segments — Wilhelmsen Ships Service (marine product supply), Wilhelmsen Port Services (ship agency, port logistics and cruise services), Wilhelmsen Ship Management (technical ship management, including the Wilhelmsen Ahrenkiel container-vessel arm, Cyclus Marine lifecycle services, and the Waterway IT joint venture with MPC Capital), and New Energy (NorSea supply bases, Massterly autonomous vessels, Raa Labs digital services, Topeka zero-emission shipping, Reach Subsea and previously Edda Wind) — supplemented by Other services such as the International Maritime Training Centre (IMTC) and WilNor Governmental Services. Within these segments, Wilhelmsen packages a portfolio of named brands and products including the Timm conventional mooring rope family (anchored by the new-generation TIMM Master SBA™), the Unitor brand of welding/gas/surface-preparation products (including certified Unitor flashback arrestors), Unicool marine refrigerants, Nalfleet marine chemicals, Navadan tank and hold cleaning solutions, the Pelagus on-demand OEM manufacturing joint venture with thyssenkrupp, the Line Management Plan (LMP™) digital platform with its AI-supported LineLens image-inspection module, the CargoMax draft-survey and trimming application, the Re-Rope circular take-back program, and Environmental Product Declarations for select Unitor chemicals. The named products connect as follows: the LMP™/LineLens software and Re-Rope program wrap around the Timm rope family; the Welding Safety Inspection and GDS Inspection & Testing Service wrap around the Unitor welding and gas product line; CargoMax sits inside the Port Services digital suite; and Pelagus, Waterway IT and Cyclus Marine extend the platform into adjacent industrial-manufacturing, onboard IT and vessel-lifecycle domains. The unified deliverable across the platform is supported by a global supply and service network reaching 2,200 port destinations in more than 100 countries.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Wilhelmsen Ships Service: Global maritime supply network reaching 2,200 port destinations in more than 100 countries; handles over 200,000 product deliveries per year
- Wilhelmsen Port Services
- Wilhelmsen Ship Management
- Unitor
- Timm
- Unicool
- Nalfleet
- Navadan
- Pelagus
- Cyclus Marine
- Waterway IT
Products and services
- TIMM Master SBA™ mooring rope (new generation) Wilhelmsen's flagship conventional mooring rope under the Timm brand; the only mooring rope worldwide carrying DNV's statement of qualified technology for its integrated Snap Back Arrestor. Delivers a 34% improvement in abrasion resistance versus its predecessor.
- Unitor brand marine products Wilhelmsen Ships Service's flagship sub-brand for marine products including welding consumables, gas distribution systems, flashback arrestors and surface-preparation chemicals; conformant to ISO 5175-1 and supported by a global supply network of 2,200 port destinations.
- Unicool marine refrigerants Marine refrigerant range delivered through the Wilhelmsen Ships Service global supply network as part of its onboard marine chemicals portfolio.
- Nalfleet marine chemicals Marine chemicals brand used by Wilhelmsen Ships Service to support water treatment, cooling systems, environmental protection and onboard chemical applications; covered by EPD-Global verified Environmental Product Declarations for select products.
- Navadan tank and hold cleaning solutions Specialised tank and cargo-hold cleaning chemical solutions distributed by Wilhelmsen Ships Service; targeted at bulk-carrier and other dry-cargo hold cleaning applications including in hard-to-reach ports.
- Pelagus on-demand OEM manufacturing 50/50 joint venture between Wilhelmsen and thyssenkrupp operating as a technology-agnostic, on-demand manufacturing partner that creates production-ready digital definitions of OEM legacy parts and routes production through a global network of approximately 100 qualified partners.
- Cyclus Marine vessel lifecycle services Newest company under Wilhelmsen Ship Management, providing specialist technical capabilities across the full lifecycle of oceangoing vessels.
- Waterway IT onboard vessel IT platform Joint venture between Wilhelmsen Ship Management and MPC Capital; new global platform for secure and future-ready onboard vessel IT, positioned as a scalable one-stop provider.
- Massterly autonomous vessel operations The world's first dedicated company operating autonomous vessels; 50/50 joint venture between Wilhelmsen and Kongsberg Maritime within the New Energy segment, providing autonomous-vessel operations services.
- Raa Labs digital vessel operations Wilhelmsen 75%-owned digital services provider using data to optimise vessel operations, including battery/energy-use insights through its RaaEdge platform.
- NorSea supply bases and integrated logistics NorSea (Wilhelmsen 99% owned) provides supply bases and integrated logistics solutions to the offshore and renewables industries; owns subsidiary brands Elevon (project logistics for the global wind industry) and Konciv (cloud-native logistics software).
- Topeka zero-emission shipping Wilhelmsen 100%-owned zero-emission shipping company working towards decarbonising the maritime industry.
- Wilhelmsen Port Services Global maritime services provider delivering ships agency, port services and maritime logistics across more than 2,200 ports worldwide; over one million port calls handled; sub-offerings include Husbandry, Cargo operations, Protective agency, Bunker agency, Canal transits, Cruise agency, Dry docking agency, Liner agency, Break bulk/ro-ro/project logistics, Freight forwarding, 3PL & terminals, and Exploration drilling.
- Wilhelmsen Ship Management Ship-management segment providing technical ship management across multiple vessel classes from global hubs (Global HQ in Singapore); incorporates Wilhelmsen Ahrenkiel Ship Management (container vessel arm, ISO/IEC 27001 certified), Diana Wilhelmsen Management, and operates the new Cyclus Marine lifecycle services and Waterway IT JV.
- Wilhelmsen Ships Service Marine product supply division with the most extensive global maritime supply network, reaching 2,200 port destinations in more than 100 countries and handling over 200,000 product deliveries every year; supplies the Unitor, Timm, Unicool, Nalfleet and Navadan brands.
- International Maritime Training Centre (IMTC) Comprehensive training solutions tailored to the maritime industry, delivered by seasoned professionals across a diverse spectrum of courses and training programs for both onshore and onboard roles.
- WilNor Governmental Services Special-purpose company controlled by Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding ASA, providing military logistics services in Norway and internationally, mirroring the logistics needs of air, sea and land forces in preparation, deployment and operations.
- Line Management Plan (LMP™) digital platform Digital platform providing a complete overview of mooring lines, certificates, inspection history, and retirement criteria across all devices on board and on shore; the LineLens add-on is an AI-supported, image-based inspection module that assesses external abrasion severity from rope images to standardise inspections.
- Welding Safety Inspection (WSI) and GDS Inspection & Testing Service Expert-service offering from Wilhelmsen Ships Service combining certified Unitor flashback arrestors with Port Service Engineer (PSE) on-board audits, lifecycle tracking and renewal reminders; supported by the Oneplace Inspection Dashboard for fleet-wide visibility.
- Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for Unitor chemicals Third-party-verified Environmental Product Declarations for select Unitor marine chemicals, developed with EPD-Global as programme operator; provide standardised, verified information on resource use, energy consumption and emissions across the product lifecycle.
- Marine Supply System Operational supply-system service offered through Wilhelmsen's portfolio to support vessel supply chains.
- Insurance Services Insurance services for marine and shipping operations offered through Wilhelmsen's portfolio of companies.
- Global Business Services Shared business services offered across Wilhelmsen's portfolio of companies.
Quantifiable outcome
- 34% improvement in abrasion resistance for new generation TIMM Master SBA™ vs predecessor
- +11 more outcomes
Companies that use Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF)
Customer profileNamed customers4 records
Segments7 records
Ideal customer profiles6 records
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration1 record
AI capability5 records
Feature10 records
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
15 partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.
- Lloyd's Register (Cyclus Marine MoU)coreCyclus Marine (newly established lifecycle services company within Wilhelmsen Ship Management) signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Lloyd's Register to strengthen and scale responsible ship recycling globally. Signed in Singapore, 21 April 2026.
- MPC Capital (Waterway IT JV)flagshipWilhelmsen Ship Management and MPC Capital launched Waterway IT as a new global provider of secure and future-ready vessel IT. New company went live with ~400 vessels already signed up; positioned as a scalable one-stop provider for onboard vessel IT.
- DNV (Det Norske Veritas)flagshipDNV and Wilhelmsen established an independent maritime software company, combining DNV Maritime Software with Wilhelmsen's port software. The independent entity was created to provide software solutions across the maritime industry beyond both parent companies' portfolios.
- Yinson GreenTech + R W Marine Services (Marine Electrification MoU)coreWilhelmsen Port Services signed an MOU with Yinson GreenTech and R W Marine Services to advance marine electrification and lower-emissions maritime transport in Singapore. Singapore signing, March 2025.
- MPC CapitalcoreGerman owner and asset manager MPC Capital expanded its maritime services division with a deal involving Wilhelmsen's technology platform, marking its first acquisition since taking over Castor Maritime. The transaction represents MPC Capital's continued push into maritime services through technology-focused investments.
- Kongsberg Maritime (Massterly JV)flagshipMassterly is the world's first dedicated company operating autonomous vessels. Joint venture between Wilhelmsen and Kongsberg Maritime with 50% each, set up to operate autonomous ships and provide the necessary infrastructure for shore-side control.
- thyssenkrupp (Pelagus JV)flagshipPelagus was established in 2023 as a 50/50 joint venture between Wilhelmsen and German engineering conglomerate thyssenkrupp, combining maritime reach with industrial manufacturing capability. Originally focused on additive manufacturing (Pelagus 3D), repositioning to a technology-agnostic, on-demand manufacturing partner for OEMs.
- NorSea Group (99% owned subsidiary)flagshipNorSea provides supply bases and integrated logistics solutions to the offshore and renewables industries; Wilhelmsen owns 99%. NorSea subsidiaries include Elevon (project logistics for global wind) and Konciv (cloud-native logistics software for heavy-asset industries).
- Topeka (100% owned)coreTopeka is a zero-emission shipping company working towards decarbonising the maritime industry; Wilhelmsen owns 100%.
- Raa Labs (75% owned)coreRaa Labs is a digital services provider using data to optimise vessel operations; Wilhelmsen owns 75%. Publishes Raedge insights on vessel battery optimisation.
- Wilhelmsen Ahrenkiel (container vessel management arm)flagshipWilhelmsen Ahrenkiel Ship Management operates in Germany and the Netherlands as the container vessel management arm of Wilhelmsen Ship Management; ISO/IEC 27001 certified. Kuala Lumpur office is the second certified management centre.
- EPD-GlobalcoreWilhelmsen Ships Service and Wilhelmsen Chemicals (WIC) engaged EPD-Global as an established programme operator to develop Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for select chemical products, providing third-party verified life-cycle environmental impact data.
- TRACE InternationalminorWilhelmsen shares data with TRACE, a globally recognized anti-bribery business organisation, for the purpose of performing integrity due diligence of its business partners.
- Elevon (NorSea subsidiary)coreElevon is a NorSea subsidiary company that does project logistics for the global wind industry, supporting New Energy segment strategy.
- Konciv (NorSea subsidiary)coreKonciv is a NorSea subsidiary company that provides cloud-native software enabling efficiency and transparency in complex operations and logistics for heavy-asset industries.
Scale indicators16 records
Recent moves11 records
Expansion highlights8 records
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- DNV: DNV is both a maritime classification incumbent and Wilhelmsen's joint venture partner in the independent maritime software company; DNV Maritime Software overlaps directly with Wilhelmsen's port software portfolio and competes more broadly across maritime advisory, certification and software.
- Wärtsilä: Wärtsilä is a broad marine technology incumbent with ship power, decarbonisation services, lifecycle solutions and digital offerings that overlap with Wilhelmsen's Ship Management, New Energy and Raa Labs digital portfolios across a wider installed base.
Direct peers
- KPI OceanConnect: KPI OceanConnect is a global bunker procurement and marine fuel services provider and one of the closest direct peers to Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels' bunker brokerage business, with overlapping shipowner client base and digital bunker procurement platform.
- GAC Group: GAC is one of Wilhelmsen's closest direct competitors, providing global ship agency, port agency, ship supply and logistics services from a similar worldwide port network. Both groups target the same shipowner and charterer customers with overlapping husbandry, bunker agency and protective agency offerings.
- Kongsberg Maritime: Kongsberg Maritime is Wilhelmsen's 50/50 Massterly JV partner and a broader marine technology incumbent with autonomous vessel, vessel IT and digital fleet solutions that intersect directly with Massterly, Waterway IT and Raa Labs offerings.
- Thome Group: Thome is a Singapore-based global ship management group delivering technical management, crew management and offshore services directly comparable to Wilhelmsen Ship Management's Singapore global HQ operations.
- Anglo-Eastern Univan Group: Anglo-Eastern is one of the largest independent ship managers worldwide, providing technical management, crew management and newbuilding supervision directly comparable to Wilhelmsen Ship Management and Wilhelmsen Ahrenkiel.
- Bunker Holding: Bunker Holding is one of the world's largest bunker brokerage and trading groups, directly comparable to the bunker brokerage positioning in Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels' stated scope; both serve global shipowners with marine fuel procurement and physical supply across major bunker hubs.
- Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement: BSSM is a major German-headquartered ship management group offering technical and crew management comparable to Wilhelmsen Ship Management. The two groups compete for similar third-party managed vessel portfolios.
- V.Ships: V.Ships is a leading global third-party ship management group with technical management, crew management and lifecycle services directly comparable to Wilhelmsen Ship Management. Both compete for outsourced shipowner contracts across container, tanker and bulk segments.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat7 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance7 records
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) financial estimates
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Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles12 records
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries22 records
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) funding detail
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Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A1 record
Investments2 records
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Frequently asked questions about Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF)
What does Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) do?
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) operates as a bunker brokerage company within the broader Wilhelmsen group, sourcing and arranging marine fuel supply for shipowners and operators at ports worldwide. It sits alongside Wilhelmsen's four core business segments — Wilhelmsen Ships Service (marine product supply reaching 2,200 ports), Wilhelmsen Port Services (ship agency and maritime logistics), Wilhelmsen Ship Management (technical and crew management), and New Energy (offshore wind logistics, autonomous vessels, zero-emission shipping, on-demand manufacturing).
Is Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) a public or private company?
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.
When was Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) founded?
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) was founded in 1861. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.
Where is Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) based?
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) is headquartered in Lysaker, Norway, in the Europe region.
How does Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) make money?
Seven revenue lines are on record. Maritime product sales (Unitor, Timm, Nalfleet, Navadan, Unicool) is the primary driver. The others are port agency and maritime logistics services, ship management services, maritime training and professional services, new Energy segment income (offshore wind, zero-emission shipping, infrastructure), software, digital subscriptions and digital applications and investment income from associates.
Who are Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF)'s main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are DNV and Wärtsilä. Direct peers are KPI OceanConnect, GAC Group, Kongsberg Maritime, Thome Group, Anglo-Eastern Univan Group, Bunker Holding, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement and V.Ships.
Does Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) have an API?
No public API is recorded for Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF).
What industry is Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF) in?
Wilhelmsen Marine Fuels (WMF)'s product category is Maritime Fuel Bunkering Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAHAKAA, Conventional Marine Fuel Bunkering (HFO/VLSFO/MGO/ULSFO), with a secondary code of TLAHAKAE, Bunker Procurement, Contracting & Risk Management (Hedging, Claims). Its NAICS code is 424710.