CFAO Mobility Kenya Limited will assume management of Case IH in Kenya starting 1 October 2026, following an internal reorganisation within the CFAO Group. This move aims to reinforce Case IH's platform in Kenya while preserving continuity for customers, staff, and business partners. The handover is expected to have a minimal impact on daily operations, with existing orders, relationships, and points of contact remaining unchanged.
The current Case IH sales and technical teams will continue to serve clients nationwide, ensuring that customers receive the same level of service they are accustomed to. Through CFAO Mobility Kenya's nationwide network, the brand will gain access to broader operational capabilities and after-sales infrastructure, enhancing parts availability, technical expertise, and service support. This expanded infrastructure is expected to benefit farmers and agribusinesses across Kenya.
Arvinder Reel, Managing Director of CFAO Mobility Kenya, emphasised that the move aligns with the company's commitment to helping customers improve performance. He noted that agricultural machinery is a productivity asset requiring reliable support throughout a machine's life. The transition arrives as agriculture remains central to Kenya's economy, with farmers and agribusinesses seeking advanced mechanisation solutions to boost efficiency and productivity.
Dennis Awori, Chairman of CFAO Group Kenya, highlighted that the integration reflects CFAO's response to the evolving needs of Kenya's growth, employment, and food-security priorities. The company aims to build a stronger long-term platform for agricultural mechanisation, supporting customers not only at purchase but throughout the productive life of their equipment. This approach is expected to contribute to the growth and development of Kenya's agricultural sector.
Case IH has operated in Kenya under the CFAO Group since 2014, building a customer base across key agricultural regions. The brand offers a range of products, including tractors, implements, precision-farming tools, and after-sales support. During the transition, the Case IH team will continue to serve customers, ensuring that relationships and technical knowledge accrued over more than a decade are retained.
Clients can therefore expect continuity in existing engagements while gradually benefiting from CFAO Mobility Kenya's wider capabilities and infrastructure. The company plans to leverage its extensive network and expertise to enhance the overall customer experience, providing tailored support and services to meet the unique needs of farmers and agribusinesses in Kenya.
The transition is expected to have a positive impact on the agricultural sector in Kenya, with CFAO Mobility Kenya's expanded capabilities and infrastructure set to improve the availability and quality of after-sales support. This, in turn, is likely to boost the productivity and efficiency of farmers and agribusinesses, contributing to the growth and development of the sector.
Key points
- CFAO Mobility Kenya's nationwide network will enhance parts availability, technical expertise, and service support for Case IH customers.
- The transition aims to preserve continuity for customers, staff, and business partners, with existing orders and relationships remaining unchanged.
- The move aligns with CFAO's commitment to helping customers improve performance and supporting Kenya's growth, employment, and food-security priorities.
