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Where we operate

From Nakuru's highlands to Tana River's irrigation schemes

Active operations in three counties, with Galana Kulalu and Garissa's Rahole scheme next on the map.

Operational footprint

Diverse agricultural systems, one growing footprint

These regions give Siroi exposure to different farming systems and have built practical, on-the-ground experience in mechanized service delivery.

Counties & schemes

  • Mogotio, Nakuru County
    Active operations — diverse agricultural systems
    Operating now
  • Ntulele, Narok County
    Active operations — practical field experience
    Operating now
  • Tana River County — Bura & Hola
    Active operations — newly expanded irrigation-scheme sites
    Operating now
  • Galana Kulalu Irrigation Scheme
    Irrigation-scheme expansion in progress
    Expanding into
  • Garissa County — Rahole Scheme
    Irrigation-scheme expansion in progress
    Expanding into
Market opportunity

Kenya's irrigation schemes are growing faster than mechanization can keep up

Kenya's agricultural sector is undergoing rapid transformation, and irrigation schemes such as Bura, Hola and Galana Kulalu represent high-growth markets with thousands of acres under cultivation and significant expansion plans. Siroi has already moved into Bura and Hola; despite the sector's growth, mechanization capacity across these schemes remains extremely limited.

Expansion of irrigation schemes

New acreage brought under cultivation each season.

Government investment in food security

Public backing for large-scale commercial farming.

Growth of commercial farming models

A shift away from purely subsistence plots.

What limited mechanization capacity means for farmers today

  • Delays in land preparation at critical points in the season
  • High operational costs for farmers without their own machinery
  • Reduced productivity relative to the land's real potential

Siroi Group Limited is positioned to bridge that gap by bringing scalable mechanization services into these underserved schemes.

Competitive advantage

Why Siroi, and why now

Integrated model

One operator, three value-chain segments

Mechanization, production and trading sit inside the same company, reducing hand-off risk.

Existing asset base

Immediate operational capability

Tractors and implements are already in the field, not on order.

Strategic market focus

Targeting high-growth irrigation schemes

Already active in Bura and Hola, with Galana Kulalu and Garissa's Rahole scheme next.

Scalability

Built to expand with additional assets

The operating structure is designed to add machinery and counties without rebuilding it.

Bring mechanization capacity to your scheme.

Whether you run a smallholder plot or manage an irrigation scheme, Siroi has the fleet and the experience to help.

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