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MOKSH CHOPRA TO LEAD TACO BELL’S REGIONAL EXPANSION

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Taco Bell has appointed Moksh Chopra to lead its operations across India, Sri Lanka and Kuwait from 7 September 2026. A seasoned Yum! Brands executive, Chopra transitions from KFC India, where he drove market share and performance. His new remit signals Taco Bell’s ambition to accelerate growth in the region.  

Taco Bell is preparing for a new phase of growth in South Asia and the Middle East with the appointment of Moksh Chopra as head of its business across India, Sri Lanka and Kuwait. Effective from 7 September 2026, Chopra’s move marks a significant leadership transition for Yum! Brands as it seeks to strengthen Taco Bell’s presence in these dynamic markets.  

A 16-year veteran of Yum! Brands, Chopra brings extensive experiences 

in steering brand growth and operational excellence. His most recent role as General Manager of KFC India saw him play a pivotal part in expanding the restaurant footprint, consolidating market share and enhancing operating performance. Under his leadership, KFC India sharpened its competitive edge in a crowded quick-service restaurant sector, demonstrating his ability to balance strategic vision with execution.  

In his new role, Chopra will oversee strategy, business growth and operational performance for Taco Bell across the three markets. He will work closely with franchise partners and local teams to identify opportunities for expansion, strengthen consumer engagement and ensure operational consistency. The appointment reflects Yum! Brands’ confidence in his leadership and its intent to accelerate Taco Bell’s regional growth story.  

India, Sri Lanka and Kuwait represent diverse consumer landscapes, each with unique challenges and opportunities. Chopra’s task will be to adapt Taco Bell’s global brand identity to local preferences while maintaining the chain’s signature appeal. His experience in navigating cultural nuances and building scalable models at KFC is expected to serve him well as Taco Bell deepens its footprint.  

Meanwhile, Yum! Brands has announced that Aman Lal will serve as interim General Manager for KFC India and partner countries during the transition. Lal’s appointment ensures continuity for KFC’s operations while Chopra shifts focus to Taco Bell.  

The leadership changes highlight Yum! Brands’ strategy of leveraging seasoned executives to drive growth across its portfolio. For Taco Bell, Chopra’s appointment signals a renewed push to capture market share in regions where consumer appetite for international quick-service dining continues to expand.  

As Taco Bell embarks on this new chapter, Chopra’s proven track record positions him to lead the brand’s next phase of growth, ensuring its relevance and resilience in competitive markets. His leadership is expected to reinforce Taco Bell’s ambition to become a stronger player across South Asia and the Middle East.  


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