CFAO Mobility Kenya Takes Over Case IH Operations in Agriculture Expansion
CFAO Mobility Kenya has taken over the management of agricultural machinery brand Case IH in Kenya as the company expands its operations beyond vehicle distribution into the agriculture sector. CFAO Mobility Kenya, which distributes Toyota vehicles in the country, will oversee Case IH operations, including machinery sales, technical support, spare parts and aftersales services. The [...] The post…
CFAO Mobility Kenya has taken over the management of agricultural machinery brand Case IH in Kenya, marking the company's expansion into the agriculture sector beyond its vehicle distribution business. The distributor of Toyota vehicles in the country will now oversee Case IH operations, which include machinery sales, technical support, spare parts and aftersales services.
The transition aims to maintain existing customer relationships, orders and points of contact without disruptions. Case IH has been operating in Kenya under the CFAO Group since 2014, offering tractors, farm implements, precision farming equipment, technical and aftersales services. CFAO Mobility Kenya's Managing Director, Arvinder Reel, emphasized that adding Case IH to their operations would enhance their ability to provide solutions that improve customers' performance.
The company plans to prioritize spare parts availability, technical expertise, and aftersales support for farmers and other agricultural users. CFAO Group Kenya Chairman and Country Delegate, Dennis Awori, highlighted that the sector remains vital for Kenya's economy, contributing to employment, food production, and business activity.
He added that integrating Case IH into CFAO Mobility Kenya's network would bolster their support for farmers, agribusinesses, and the agricultural value chain. The company's existing aftersales infrastructure will ensure better access to spare parts and technical assistance. CFAO Mobility Kenya's Chairman assured that the Case IH team will continue serving customers during the transition, preserving the technical expertise and relationships established over a decade.
The company intends to leverage its broader network to strengthen Case IH's presence in Kenya and improve machinery support accessibility across the country. This expansion aligns with CFAO Mobility Kenya's broader strategy to venture beyond vehicles and provide solutions to customers in other critical sectors of the Kenyan economy.
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