Effective October 1, 2026, CFAO Mobility Kenya assumed management of the Case IH agricultural equipment brand in Kenya. This transition follows an internal reorganisation within the CFAO Group. The change aims to strengthen Case IH's platform while ensuring continuity for customers, employees, and business partners. Existing orders, relationships, and points of contact remain unchanged.
CFAO Mobility Kenya's nationwide network, operational capabilities, and after-sales infrastructure will now support Case IH. This move is expected to improve access to parts, technical expertise, service support, and customer care for Kenyan farmers. The company's managing director, Arvinder Reel, stated that the acquisition aligns with CFAO Mobility Kenya's commitment to helping customers perform better. The company will extend its expertise from moving people and goods to powering farms and agribusinesses.
Arvinder Reel emphasized the importance of after-sales support, highlighting the need for parts availability, technical expertise, and responsive service throughout the life of agricultural machines. Case IH, a CNH Industrial brand present in Kenya since 2014, offers a range of tractors and precision-farming solutions. The brand's product lineup includes tractors ranging from 55 to 700 horsepower, along with implements and precision-farming solutions for smallholders to large commercial enterprises.
CFAO Mobility Kenya represents 15 brands across passenger and commercial vehicles, motorcycles, tyres, and certified pre-owned vehicles. The company will focus on building a stronger long-term platform for agricultural mechanisation in Kenya. This move is expected to enhance the company's ability to support the wider agricultural value chain.
Dennis Awori, chairman of CFAO Group Kenya, noted that agriculture is critical for Kenya's growth, employment, and food security. Bringing Case IH under CFAO Mobility enhances the group's ability to support the agricultural sector. The acquisition is expected to have a positive impact on the country's agricultural industry.
The transition is expected to bring benefits to Kenyan farmers, including improved access to parts, technical expertise, and service support. CFAO Mobility Kenya's after-sales infrastructure will play a crucial role in ensuring that farmers receive the support they need. The company's commitment to helping customers perform better is expected to drive growth in the agricultural sector.
The acquisition of Case IH by CFAO Mobility Kenya is a significant development in the country's agricultural industry. With a strong nationwide network and operational capabilities, CFAO Mobility Kenya is well-positioned to support the growth of agricultural mechanisation in Kenya. The company's focus on building a stronger long-term platform for agricultural mechanisation is expected to have a lasting impact on the sector.
Key points
- CFAO Mobility Kenya assumes management of Case IH agricultural equipment brand.
- The acquisition aims to strengthen Case IH's platform while preserving continuity for customers, employees, and business partners.
- The move is expected to improve access to parts, technical expertise, service support, and customer care for Kenyan farmers.
