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Fratelli Cosulich Marine Energy Expands With New Office in Tokyo

November 3, 2026

© Fratelli Cosulich Group
© Fratelli Cosulich Group

Fratelli Cosulich Group has expanded its Marine Energy network with the opening of a new office in Tokyo, Japan, further strengthening its presence in Asia and extending its international bunker trading activities.

Following the recent expansion into South Korea, the new Tokyo office represents another step in the Group’s development across the region.

“Japan is one of the world’s most important ship owning markets, and having a direct presence inTokyo is a significant opportunity for us,” said Timothy Cosulich, CEO of Marine Energy at Fratelli Cosulich Group. “Building relationships locally makes a real difference in our business. Following our recent expansion into South Korea, this new office gives us another base in the Far East, allowing us to work more closely with the Japanese maritime community and further develop our bunker trading activities in the region.”

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