Dan-Bunkering delivers strong performance in a turbulent year

The global Dan-Bunkering group delivered a strong financial performance in 2025/26, reporting earnings before tax of USD 36.4 million and revenue of USD 3.1 billion.
Throughout a year marked by changing market conditions and renewed geopolitical uncertainty, the company continued to expand its customer base, with bunker volumes increasing by more than five percent.
“This year has shown that when uncertainty increases – whether through supply disruptions, rising price volatility or geopolitical developments – our customers value trusted partnerships more than ever. At the same time, we have had a strong focus on the wellbeing of our colleagues and their families in Dubai and across the region. This year’s result reflects the commitment and professionalism our colleagues demonstrate every day,” says Claus Bulch Klausen, CEO of Dan-Bunkering.
Supporting customers through change
Dan-Bunkering continued to support customers as demand for alternative fuel solutions accelerated. Orders for new fuels increased by around 50 percent during the financial year, and this positive trend has continued into the new financial year.
“We are seeing growing interest from customers who are preparing for a more diverse fuel landscape. Our role is to help them understand their options and provide the expertise they need to make informed decisions as the market continues to evolve,” says Claus Bulch Klausen.
Dan-Bunkering also expanded its European presence during the year through the integration of Baseblue Netherlands. Since 1 December, the Groningen office has operated under the Dan-Bunkering name, ensuring a seamless transition for customers while reinforcing the company’s position in the European bunker market. The integration has also brought a highly experienced and well-respected team in Groningen into the Dan-Bunkering organisation, further strengthening its capabilities in the region.
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