Ofiniti raises $6.8m to scale digital bunkering platform

Digital bunkering platform Ofiniti has raised US$6.8 million in a growth round led by Verb Ventures and ShipsFocus, with participation from DNV Ventures and Nysnø Climate Investments.

The new round brings the company’s total investment to date to US$9 million.

The company’s platform is used to manage scheduling, operational coordination, and digital documentation for marine fuels, including conventional products, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), methanol, biofuels, and ammonia.

In 2025, Ofiniti says that it processed more than 25,000 bunker operations, including 500,000 metric tonnes of alternative fuels. The company expects these volumes to increase tenfold in 2026.

“Our customers are managing more fuel types, across more ports, under more demanding documentation requirements than ever before,” said Tue Nielsen, Chief Executive Officer of Ofiniti.

“Including major fuel suppliers and global trading houses, they rely on Ofiniti’s seamless scheduling and automated documentation to reduce operational costs, protect themselves through verifiable digital records, and provide full transparency across every delivery. This funding enables us to serve more customers, in more markets, as demand for digital bunkering operations continues to grow.”

The investment is intended to accelerate the international scaling of the platform across major global bunkering hubs.

Ofiniti was established within DNV and became an independent company in 2024. Headquartered in Oslo, the company expanded its Asia-Pacific presence in 2025 through the acquisition of Singapore-based Angsana Technology. It has since entered the West African market, Scandinavia, and the Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp (ARA) region.

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