Coca-Cola appoints Moin Ullah Chowdhury as Managing Director for Bangladesh

Syed MIZAN:

Dhaka, 30 November 2025: Coca-Cola, one of the country’s leading beverage companies, has announced the appointment of Moin Ullah Chowdhury as the new Managing Director of Coca-Cola Bangladesh Limited.

Moin brings over 15 years of comprehensive experience in marketing, distribution, and business leadership across diverse industries. He joined Coca Cola Bangladesh in 2018 as Commercial and Franchise Manager, later advancing to Director of Franchise. In this capacity, Moin has been instrumental in enhancing the company’s market presence, fostering strategic brand partnerships, and driving sustainable commercial growth. Moin began his career at British American Tobacco Bangladesh, advancing from Territory Officer to Area Manager and Brand Executive. He later served as Head of Customer Engagement and Client Support at bKash.” Moin holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from North South University and is recognized for his strategic vision, collaborative leadership style, and ability to deliver impactful business results.

Welcoming the appointment, Daniel Francisco Garcia Perdomo, Senior Director, Franchise Operations for Coca-Cola India and Southwest Asia (INSWA), said, “We are delighted to have Moin step into this leadership role. His strong commercial acumen, people leadership skills, and deep understanding of the Bangladeshi market will further strengthen our business and social impact ambitions in the country.”

Speaking on his appointment, Moin Ullah Chowdhury, Managing Director, Coca-Cola Bangladesh, said, “It is a privilege to advance our purpose of refreshing the nation and creating moments of joy for our consumers. I look forward to continue collaborating with and working closely with our valued bottling partners—Coca-Cola Bangladesh Beverages Limited (CCBBL) and Abdul Monem Limited (AML) Beverages Unit—as well as with our customers and the communities we serve, to deepen our impact and accelerate growth across Bangladesh.”

Coca-Cola Bangladesh Limited (CCBL) is an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary of The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC), headquartered in Atlanta, USA. Through its authorized bottling partners—Coca-Cola Bangladesh Beverage Limited (CCBB) and Abdul Monem Limited (AML)—TCCC has operated in Bangladesh since 1962, manufacturing and marketing a portfolio of non-alcoholic beverages that includes Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, and Kinley.

As a long-standing partner to Bangladesh, we continue to invest through innovation and sustainability initiatives. According to a Socio-Economic Impact study, the Coca-Cola system in Bangladesh contributes meaningfully to the nation’s economic growth, supporting nearly 22,100 jobs, including 833 direct and 21,300 indirect employment opportunities.

About Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola has been operating in Bangladesh for over six decades. Our portfolio of brands includes Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite, Sprite Mint, Fanta, Fanta Apple, Kinley Water, Kinley Soda, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, Sprite Zero Sugar. The Coca-Cola Bangladesh System comprises of a bottling entity, namely, Coca-Cola Bangladesh Beverages Limited (CCBB) and an independent authorized franchise bottler, namely, Abdul Monem Limited (AML). Coca-Cola system currently employs more than 800 people directly and indirectly provide support to over 21000 people. In 2022, Coca-Cola was the first to introduce 100% recycled PET bottles in the country. Since its inception in 2022, Coke Studio Bangla has more than 4 million YouTube subscribers, and in just three seasons the platform has popularized celebrating Bangla music and culture, globally by accumulating more than 926 million views on YouTube alone, attracting listeners from more than 172 countries. The Coca-Cola system in Bangladesh and The Coca-Cola Foundation (TCCF) play a significant role in supporting Bangladesh to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations. As part of creating a World Without Waste, TCCF partnered with SR Asia and Cordaid on two projects to establish circular economy titled, IMPACT-GE & RESILIENT in Dhaka South & North City Corporation along Narayanganj City Corporation. The organization also partnered with 2030WRG, WaterAid and Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) to drive Water Stewardship in the country. The foundation also partnered with United Purpose to empower rural women through Women Business Centre across the country and to date supported more than 100,000 women entrepreneurs.