Car & General Hands Over DEVELON To Robikings Limited For Use In DRC
Edgar Luvanda (left) and Likhakasi Mulehi (middle) of Robikings Limited receive keys to a Develon excavator form Kalum Subashana, the Aftermarket Manager of the Equipment Business at Car & General (Trading) Limited. Car & General are the distributors of Develon in East Africa since 2013.
By: Raphael Ndakala Atanda
Car & General has handed over a DEVELON excavator to Robikings Limited. The 22 ton DX 220 NCA excavator was received by Edgar Luvanda, the Director of Robikings Limited.
The DEVELON unit will be deployed to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), specifically in the Haut-Uele province, where it will support ongoing infrastructure and development projects. This move underscores Car & General’s commitment to providing high-quality, reliable equipment that powers progress not only in Kenya but across the region.
Speaking during the handover, Luvanda said, “ We are satisfied with the support and professionalism shown by the Car & General team. This DEVELON unit is a valuable addition to our fleet and will greatly enhance our efficiency and capacity in delivering on large-scale projects in the DRC.”
Kalum Subashana, the Aftermarket Manager for Equipment Business at Car & General added, “Car & General continues to position itself as a dependable partner for contractors and developers by offering durable equipment, aftersales service, and training to ensure optimal performance and uptime. This handover is part of our broader mission to empower businesses with tools that transform lives and build nations.”
Car & general is a diversified distributors of motorcycles, three wheelers, tractors, forklifts, generators, earth-moving equipment among others, in the East African region. The listed company on the NSE started distributing DEVELON earthmovers in 2012.
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