CFAO Mobility Kenya has taken over the management of the Case IH agricultural machinery brand in Kenya as part of its expansion beyond vehicle distribution.

The transition covers sales of tractors, implements and precision‑farming equipment, as well as technical support, spare‑parts supply and after‑sales services.

CFAO Mobility Kenya says existing Case IH customers will see no disruption; current orders, relationships and points of contact will remain unchanged.

The brand has been present in Kenya under the CFAO Group since 2014, building a customer base among farmers, agribusinesses and contractors.

Managing Director Arvinder Reel explained that integrating Case IH allows the company to extend its mobility and after‑sales capabilities to the agricultural sector.

Reel highlighted a focus on spare‑parts availability, technical expertise and after‑sales support for farmers and other machinery users.

The move will bring Case IH into CFAO Mobility Kenya’s nationwide dealer network and existing after‑sales infrastructure, improving access to parts and technical assistance.

CFAO Group Kenya Chairman Dennis Awori noted that agriculture remains a key driver of Kenya’s economy, employment and food security, and that the integration strengthens support for the sector.

The existing Case IH team will continue serving customers throughout the transition, retaining the technical expertise developed over more than a decade.

CFAO plans to leverage its broader network to deepen Case IH’s market presence and enhance machinery support across the country.

The acquisition forms part of CFAO Mobility Kenya’s broader strategy to diversify beyond vehicle sales and provide solutions to other key sectors of the Kenyan economy.