Otobi
Otobi is a Bangladeshi furniture manufacturer and retailer serving home and office markets.
Last updated August 26, 2026
History
Otobi was established in Bangladesh in 1975 by Nitun Kundu. From the information available, the company was created as a furniture business and subsequently developed both manufacturing and retail activities. Its core business covers home and office furniture, making it a participant in both residential furnishing and workplace furnishing markets. Otobi's principal commercial activity has remained concentrated in Bangladesh. The company sells its products domestically and has also exported to India in small volumes. The available account does not identify the exact dates of its Indian expansion, the distribution arrangements used there, or the specific products exported. It therefore supports describing India as a limited export market rather than as a major operating geography. Leadership changed over time as the company expanded. Engr. Sabbir Hasan Nasir joined Otobi as chief executive officer in the middle of 2006. Bidyut Kumar Basu became CEO in 2015, followed by Sudipta Goswami in 2018. The reference material identifies Arfin Ali, FCA as the current CEO. Animesh Kundu, the founder's son, serves as Managing Director, preserving a connection between the company's present management and its founding family. The listed senior operational structure includes a Head of Business, a Head of Plants, and a Head of I&D, alongside the Managing Director and CEO. These roles indicate organizational attention to commercial operations, manufacturing facilities, and research or industrial development, although the source does not explain the precise remit of the I&D function. Otobi is additionally described as the parent company of Quantum Power Systems Ltd. This relationship suggests diversification beyond furniture, but the supplied material does not provide details about the subsidiary's activities, ownership mechanics, or contribution to Otobi's business. No reliable information is provided here about revenue, employee numbers, manufacturing sites, store count, product brands, financial results, or later corporate events. On the available evidence, Otobi's history is that of a Bangladeshi-founded furniture manufacturer and retailer with a domestic base, modest Indian exports, evolving professional executive leadership, and an associated power-systems company.
- 2018Sudipta Goswami becomes CEO
Sudipta Goswami takes over as chief executive officer.
- 2015Bidyut Kumar Basu becomes CEO
Bidyut Kumar Basu is appointed chief executive officer.
- 2006Sabbir Hasan Nasir joins as CEO
Engr. Sabbir Hasan Nasir joins Otobi as chief executive officer in the middle of 2006.
- 1975Otobi is established
Nitun Kundu establishes Otobi in Bangladesh as a furniture business.
Products and positioning
A Bangladesh-focused furniture manufacturer and retailer serving residential and office customers, with limited exports to India.
Home furnitureResidential furniture
Otobi manufactures and sells furniture intended for residential settings. The supplied reference confirms the home-furniture category but does not identify specific collections, materials, designs, price tiers, or named products.
Office furnitureCommercial furniture
Otobi also serves workplace and office furnishing needs. Available information confirms office furniture as a core category, but does not provide a detailed catalogue or distinguish particular desks, seating systems, storage products, or institutional lines.
Leadership
| Name | Title | Tenure |
|---|---|---|
| Ahammed Shukairy | Head of Business | — |
| Animesh Kundu | Managing Director | — |
| Arfin Ali, FCA | Chief Executive Officer | — |
| Engr. Md. Rubel Rana, ME, BUET | Head of Plants | — |
| Engr. Mizanur Rahman | Head of I&D | — |
| Sudipta Goswami | Chief Executive Officerformer | 2018– |
| Bidyut Kumar Basu | Chief Executive Officerformer | 2015–2018 |
| Engr. Sabbir Hasan Nasir | Chief Executive Officerformer | 2006–2015 |
Sources
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