CFAO Mobility Kenya Takes Over Case IH as Group Restructures Operations

CFAO Mobility Kenya Limited has taken over the management of agricultural machinery brand Case IH in Kenya as part of an internal reorganisation within the CFAO Group.

The transition became effective on October 1, 2026, bringing Case IH under CFAO Mobility Kenya’s wider mobility, technical and aftersales network.

According to CFAO Mobility Kenya, the transition is intended to strengthen Case IH’s operations in Kenya while maintaining continuity for customers, employees and business partners.

Existing customer orders, relationships and points of contact will remain unchanged, with the Case IH sales and technical teams continuing to serve customers across the country.

Transition To Support Customers

The move will also see Case IH benefit from CFAO Mobility Kenya’s nationwide network and aftersales infrastructure, with the company seeking to strengthen access to spare parts, technical expertise, servicing and customer support.

“Case IH is a natural extension of our business and our commitment to providing solutions that help our customers perform better. We have traditionally helped Kenya move people and goods; with Case IH, we can also help power the farms, businesses and agricultural enterprises that feed and drive our economy,” said Arvinder Reel, Managing Director of CFAO Mobility Kenya.

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Reel said the transition would focus on supporting customers throughout the life of their agricultural machinery, particularly through parts availability, technical expertise and aftersales services.

The development comes as agriculture continues to play a key role in Kenya’s economy, with farmers, agricultural contractors and agribusinesses increasingly relying on mechanisation and technology to improve productivity.

Agricultural Sector

Amb. Dennis Awori, Chairman of CFAO Group Kenya and Country Delegate, said bringing Case IH under CFAO Mobility Kenya would enhance the group’s ability to support the agricultural sector.

“Agriculture is a critical sector for the country’s growth, employment and food security, and bringing Case IH under CFAO Mobility strengthens our ability to support farmers, agribusinesses and the wider agricultural value chain,” said Awori.

Case IH has operated in Kenya and within the CFAO Group since 2014, establishing a customer base across key agricultural regions.

The brand provides tractors, agricultural implements, precision farming solutions, technical expertise and aftersales support to farmers, agribusinesses and agricultural contractors.

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CFAO Mobility Kenya said the existing Case IH team would continue serving customers during the transition, retaining the technical knowledge and relationships developed over more than a decade.

The company said the long-term focus would be on establishing a stronger platform for agricultural mechanisation in Kenya while providing continued support to customers throughout the productive life of their machinery investments.

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