ACI Animal Health Appoints Jayanta Dutta Gupta as Executive Director

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Agrilife24.com:In a strategic leadership move aimed at accelerating innovation and sustainable growth in Bangladesh’s livestock and aquaculture sectors, ACI Animal Health has appointed industry veteran Jayanta Dutta Gupta as Executive Director, effective August 2, 2026.

With more than three decades of experience in animal health, aquaculture, crop care, and agribusiness, Jayanta brings proven expertise in business expansion, brand development, supply chain management, and commercialization of innovative solutions. Industry observers believe his appointment will further strengthen ACI Animal Health’s market leadership and farmer-focused initiatives.

Prior to joining ACI, he spent nearly 27 years at Square Pharmaceuticals PLC, where he served as General Manager and Head of the AgroVet & Crop Care Division. Throughout his career, he played a key role in driving business growth, strengthening global partnerships, and introducing modern technologies across the agriculture and livestock sectors.

A graduate and postgraduate in Pharmacy with an MBA in Marketing, Jayanta has also completed several executive development programs in leadership, strategic management, and business development.

Expressing his excitement about returning to the ACI family, Jayanta said, “My mission is to empower our farmers with cutting-edge, sustainable solutions that boost productivity and profitability, while delivering enduring value to our customers, partners, and all stakeholders.”

Reflecting on his long tenure at Square Pharmaceuticals PLC, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to the company's leadership and colleagues for their trust and support throughout his 27-year journey and sought everyone's prayers and best wishes as he embarks on this new chapter of his professional career.

He humbly sought the blessings and prayers of all well-wishers, colleagues, industry partners, and farmers as he embarks on this new chapter.