CFAO Mobility Kenya has taken over the management of Case IH in Kenya, bringing the agricultural equipment brand into its wider mobility and aftersales network.
The transition took effect on October 1, 2026, following an internal reorganization within the CFAO Group. The move is expected to strengthen Case IH’s operations in Kenya while ensuring that farmers, agribusinesses, employees and business partners continue receiving support without disruption.
Existing customer orders, relationships and contacts will remain unchanged. The current Case IH sales and technical teams will also continue serving customers across the country.
The move gives Case IH access to CFAO Mobility Kenya’s nationwide network, operational capacity and aftersales infrastructure. This is expected to improve access to spare parts, technical expertise, repairs and customer support.
CFAO Mobility Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel said Case IH fits naturally into the company’s business because agriculture is an important part of Kenya’s economy. “Case IH is a natural extension of our business and our commitment to providing solutions that help our customers perform better,” Reel said.
“Parts availability, technical expertise and responsive aftersales service are fundamental to customer success,” he said. He added that the company’s responsibility goes beyond selling agricultural machinery, noting that farmers need reliable support throughout the working life of their equipment.
Farmers, agricultural contractors and agribusinesses increasingly look for reliable and modern machinery to improve productivity and reduce operational challenges. CFAO Group Kenya Chairman and Country Delegate Amb. Dennis Awori said the move reflects the group’s response to the changing needs of Kenya’s economy.
“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,” Awori said.
Case IH has operated in Kenya and within the CFAO Group since 2014. Over the past decade, the brand has built a customer base across key agricultural regions in the country.
It provides tractors, agricultural implements, precision farming technology, technical expertise and aftersales services to farmers, agribusinesses and agricultural contractors. The Case IH team will continue supporting customers during the transition, preserving the technical knowledge and relationships developed over more than 10 years.
CFAO Mobility Kenya plans to use its wider infrastructure to build a stronger long-term platform for agricultural mechanization in Kenya. The company says its focus will be on supporting customers not only when they purchase machinery but throughout the productive life of their equipment.