Case IH’s operations in Kenya will be managed by CFAO Mobility Kenya Limited from 1 October 2026, following an internal reorganisation within the CFAO Group.

The change is intended to strengthen the brand’s platform in Kenya while keeping existing orders, relationships and points of contact unchanged, with the current sales and technical teams remaining in place.

Through CFAO Mobility Kenya’s nationwide network, Case IH customers will gain broader access to parts, technical expertise, service support and customer care across the country.

Arvinder Reel, Managing Director of CFAO Mobility Kenya, said the addition of Case IH aligns with the company’s commitment to help farms and agribusinesses improve performance, adding that agricultural machinery is a productivity asset requiring reliable after‑sales service.

The transition occurs as agriculture remains a cornerstone of Kenya’s economy, with farmers and contractors increasingly seeking advanced mechanisation solutions.

CFAO Group Kenya Chairman Dennis Awori highlighted that bringing Case IH under CFAO Mobility reinforces the group’s ability to support the agricultural value chain, which is vital for growth, employment and food security.

Case IH has operated in Kenya since 2014, building a customer base in key farming regions and offering tractors, implements, precision‑farming tools and after‑sales support.

Customers can therefore expect continuity in their engagements while gradually benefiting from CFAO Mobility’s larger infrastructure, including faster parts availability and expanded technical assistance throughout the life of their equipment.