CFAO Mobility Kenya and Family Bank Deliver 14 Hino Buses to MetroTrans Company
Metro Trans Investment Director Judy Omurwa & CFAO Mobility Kenya Group MD Arvinder Reel receive a cheque from Family Bank CEO Nancy Njau during the handover of 14 Hino buses acquired through a financing of KES. 103 million from the Bank.
In a significant development for Kenya’s public transportation sector, CFAO Mobility Kenya, the country’s largest automotive distributor and service provider, has delivered a fleet of 14 Hino buses to MetroTrans Bus Company.
The acquisition, financed by Family Bank, is valued at Ksh 103 million and highlights the ongoing commitment of both companies to enhance passenger safety, comfort, and security.
The Hino buses, renowned for their spacious interiors and superior safety, power, and fuel efficiency, are expected to set new benchmarks in road performance and comfort. The handover ceremony was attended by key stakeholders, including CFAO Mobility Kenya Managing Director Mr. Arvinder Reel, Family Bank CEO Nancy Njau, and MetroTrans Ltd. Director Oscar Omurwa Rosanna.
Family Bank CEO Nancy Njau signs a KES. 103 million cheque during the handover of 14 Hino buses financed by the Bank to CFAO Mobility Kenya Group MD Arvinder Reel & Metro Trans Investment Limited Chairman Oscar Omurwa.
Mr. Arvinder Reel emphasized CFAO Mobility’s dedication to maintaining high technical and mechanical standards. He highlighted the company’s local assembly proposition and the enhanced safety features of the Hino buses. “We are honored to celebrate this significant investment by MetroTrans Limited and deeply appreciate your continued trust in CFAO Mobility as your preferred transport partner,” Reel stated. He noted that with a decade-long partnership and a fleet of 37 Hino buses, CFAO Mobility remains committed to providing vehicles that ensure reliability and efficiency.
Family Bank CEO Nancy Njau underscored the bank’s role in providing diverse asset financing options for SMEs. “As a key player in enhancing access to capital, we are always diversifying our asset financing to give our SME clients an array of options that suit their business needs,” Njau said. She added that the financing valued at Ksh 103 million reflects Family Bank’s commitment to supporting the SME sector with affordable and flexible financing terms.
MetroTrans Ltd. Director Oscar Omurwa Rosanna expressed his gratitude for the quality of the new fleet. He highlighted the importance of evolving commuter preferences and the need for a modern fleet to stay competitive. “With the new fleet, MetroTrans will be able to enhance its service delivery, expand its routes, and provide a safer and more comfortable experience for passengers,” Rosanna noted. He acknowledged that the partnership with CFAO Mobility and Family Bank has been instrumental in meeting the growing demand for reliable public transportation.
This development is part of CFAO Mobility’s broader vision to support Kenya’s economy through local assembly, technical knowledge transfer, and job creation across its operations. The delivery of these 14 Hino buses marks a significant step towards improving public transport infrastructure and services in Kenya.
