SGA Security has joined forces with ISUZU East Africa to transform its logistics operations across the region. This new partnership will enhance service delivery, reduce operational costs, and expand the company’s secure transport capacity.
ISUZU East Africa will supply Isuzu NMR 85H truck chassis, which SGA will convert into Cash-in-Transit and courier vehicles. These additions will support growing regional demand for safe and efficient transportation of valuables. The partnership officially launched on July 17, 2025.
SGA has committed to a phased investment of $3 million (Shs10.7 billion), beginning in Uganda and Tanzania. By using ISUZU’s robust vehicle platform, SGA expects to streamline operations, improve fuel efficiency, and reduce fleet downtime.
This collaboration also aligns with SGA’s strategy to standardize equipment while improving customer satisfaction. With ISUZU’s engineering strength and strong after-sales support, SGA can optimize routes and increase delivery reliability across East Africa.
Jules Delahaije, CEO and Chairman of SGA Security Group, emphasized the strategic value of the deal. “This partnership with ISUZU enhances our regional growth strategy. We’re investing in safety, performance, and scale. ISUZU’s proven reliability will help us meet client needs securely and on time,” Delahaije stated.
The rugged Isuzu NMR 85H is ideal for East Africa’s terrain. Its durability and customization for armored transport will improve the security and speed of high-value deliveries.
ISUZU East Africa Managing Director Rita Kavashe applauded the alliance, noting that both companies share a commitment to reliability. “We’re proud to support SGA Security with our high-performance trucks. Through strong after-sales support and a wide dealer network, we’ll ensure maximum vehicle uptime and efficiency,” Kavashe said.
This SGA Security ISUZU partnership signals a major step forward for regional logistics. It not only reinforces SGA’s role as a leading secure transport provider but also reflects ISUZU’s role in modernizing East Africa’s commercial fleets.
Together, both companies aim to deliver greater efficiency, faster service, and increased safety for clients across Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania.
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