Bodo Möller Chemie is set to undergo a reorganization of its management structure in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) region. The reorganization, which will take effect at the beginning of 2025, is aimed at enhancing the company’s market presence and driving growth in the region.

The company’s Middle East FZE division will be leading the reorganization efforts. The division will be focusing on expanding its chemical solutions portfolio to better serve the unique needs of customers in the MEA region. This includes the delivery of customized solutions and technical support.

Bodo Möller Chemie’s decision to reorganize its management structure is driven by the company’s desire to capitalize on the growing demand for chemical raw materials in the MEA region. The company’s Middle East FZE division currently serves a wide range of industries with its comprehensive portfolio of products. This includes industrial raw materials for coatings and construction, plastic additives, lubricant additives and solutions for the life sciences industry.

In addition to its existing product portfolio, Bodo Möller Chemie is also looking to expand its presence in the MEA region by focusing on the development of its formulated systems portfolio. This includes the company’s adhesives, sealants and dispensers for industrial, construction and DIY applications.

To support its growth and expansion efforts, Bodo Möller Chemie is also looking to enhance its technical service capabilities in the MEA region. This includes the establishment of application labs and the implementation of agile logistics solutions.

The company’s reorganization efforts will be led by Abdallah Dabaghi, who will take on the role of Executive Vice President MEA. Dabaghi will be responsible for overseeing the company’s entire raw material business in the MEA region, with the exception of South Africa and Kenya.