Bahrain Cinema Company Signs Exclusivity Deal With Coca-Cola
Full range of Coca-Cola products will be made available to moviegoers in all of the cinema locations owned by Cineco.
Press Release - 20-Oct-2015
The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Bahrain WLL
Also known as: TCCBCB Last updated on: 24 August 2020
fast facts
Business SummaryBottling of carbonated soft drinks, energy drinks, juice and water.Country of IncorporationBahrainOwnership TypePrivateEstablished In1987Primary SectorFood and BeveragesNumber of Employees240Contact details
Primary address
Building: Building 2565, Block 744Street: Street 4450
Area: Salmabad Area
P.O. Box: 11230
Country: Bahrain
City: Manama
Region
CapitalCONTACT
- Tel: +973 17-784141
- Fax: +973 17-784482
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www.coca-colacompany.comOfficers
- Name availableManaging Director, Bahrain and Qatar
- Name availableFinance Director
- Name availableSupply Chain and Technical Director, Bahrain and Qatar
- Name availableHuman Resources Director
- Name availableGeneral Manager, Middle East
- Name availableLearning and Talent Development Director and Human Resources Director, Qatar
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