CFAO Mobility Kenya has significantly expanded its footprint in the regional logistics sector following the formal handover of 32 Sinotruk-NX prime movers to Africa Global Logistics (AGL).
The delivery marks a major milestone in a strategic relationship that the firms confirmed it has now spanned over a decade.
During this ten-year period, AGL has operated as the primary logistics service provider for CFAO Mobility Kenya, managing complex supply chains across the country and the wider East African region.
The firms noted that the decision to integrate these specific Sinotruk-NX units into AGL’s operations is driven by a need for enhanced performance.
According to the partners, the new fleet is expected to deliver higher payload capacities and improved fuel efficiency while simultaneously reducing operational downtime.
To ensure these vehicles remain on the road, AGL will have nationwide access to CFAO Mobility’s network of service centres.
This comprehensive aftersales ecosystem includes factory-trained technicians and a guaranteed supply of genuine spare parts, which are critical for maintaining the operational continuity of long-haul fleets.
During the handover ceremony, leaders from both firms emphasized that the transaction was a reflection of deep-rooted mutual confidence.
Arvinder Reel, Managing Director of CFAO Mobility Kenya, noted that the bond between the two companies “goes beyond transactions.”
“Today’s handover reflects our mutual confidence in each other and our shared focus on reliability, efficiency, and service excellence,” Mr Reel stated. He further added that the Sinotruk brand is “proud to support AGL’s operations with trucks that are built to perform.”
For Africa Global Logistics, the acquisition of the 32 prime movers is a central component of its broader expansion strategy.
Martin Mwangi, Country Managing Director for AGL Kenya, described the move as a “strategic investment” in the company’s capacity and workforce.
“It strengthens our ability to support trade, create employment, and deliver integrated logistics solutions,” Mr Mwangi commented.
He highlighted that the expansion aligns with the firm’s overarching purpose of “Moving Africa Forward” by advancing safer and more sustainable logistics operations.
As AGL continues to provide multimodal solutions, ranging from warehousing to customs clearance, this fleet injection positions the company to better serve Kenya’s diverse economic sectors.
With over 1,500 staff members already in place, the upgraded fleet provides the hardware necessary to meet the increasingly sophisticated demands of the regional trade corridor.