NAIROBI, Kenya, May 21 – Asset financier MOGO has expanded its footprint in Kenya with the launch of 22 new branches across 16 counties, enhancing access to affordable mobility and financial services in underserved regions.
The expansion brings MOGO’s branch network to 49 outlets nationwide, with new locations in counties including Kakamega, Mombasa, Migori, Garissa, and Laikipia. The branches will offer asset financing for cars, boda bodas, and tuk-tuks, as well as logbook loans for vehicle owners.
Deputy Country Manager Branton Mutea said the move is aimed at bridging financial access gaps and empowering communities. “We are bringing our services closer to where people live and work,” he noted, adding that staff fluent in local dialects will help cater to diverse clientele.
Most new outlets are situated within petrol stations for customer convenience. The move aligns with findings from Viffa Consult’s report, which showed that riders using asset-financed motorcycles earn more and save significantly compared to those who lease.
MOGO now works with over 200 dealerships across Kenya and continues to lead the non-bank asset financing space through flexible, cash-flow-aligned repayment plans.
