Fratelli Cosulich Group emerged from a turbulent 2025 with profitability largely intact, while continuing to put capital into ships designed for a changing marine fuels market. For Fratelli Cosulich Group, 2025 was less a year of rapid expansion than one of consolidation, fleet repositioning and preparing assets for what comes next. Fratelli Cosulich's Singapore bunker fleet is being renewed with five vessels designed to meet the chartering requirements of major oil companies. Meanwhile, LNG remains part of the fleet strategy through bunker vessels Alice Cosulich and Paolina Cosulich. His assessment heading into 2026 is concise: “The Cosulich Group is not standing still, but it is standing strong.”