DNK International By Our Business Correspondent, Nairobi.
CFAO Mobility Kenya Limited has taken over the management of Case IH agricultural equipment in Kenya, in a move aimed at strengthening support for farmers, agribusinesses and agricultural contractors.
The transition took effect on October 1, 2026, following an internal reorganisation within the CFAO Group.
According to CFAO Mobility Kenya, the transition will ensure continuity for customers, employees and business partners, with existing orders, relationships and points of contact remaining unchanged.
The experienced Case IH sales and technical teams will continue serving customers across the country, while the brand will benefit from CFAO Mobility Kenya’s established nationwide network, operational capabilities and aftersales infrastructure.
CFAO Mobility Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel said the move would strengthen access to spare parts, technical expertise, servicing and customer care.
“Case IH is a natural extension of our business and our commitment to providing solutions that help our customers perform better,” Reel said.
He added that agricultural machinery was a productivity asset requiring reliable support throughout its working life, making parts availability, technical expertise and responsive aftersales services essential to customer success.
CFAO Group Kenya Chairman and Country Delegate Amb. Dennis Awori said agriculture remained critical to Kenya’s economic growth, employment and food security.
The Case IH brand has been present in Kenya and within the CFAO Group since 2014, building a customer base across key agricultural regions.
It provides tractors, implements, precision farming solutions, technical expertise and aftersales support to farmers, agribusinesses and agricultural contractors.
CFAO Mobility Kenya said the Case IH team would continue serving customers during the transition, maintaining relationships and technical knowledge built over more than a decade.
The company said the integration would provide a stronger long-term platform for agricultural mechanisation in Kenya, with greater emphasis on supporting customers throughout the productive life of their machinery investments.
[Daily News Kenya-International@October 7,2026]
