CFAO Ghana unveils Toyota Forklift into Ghananaian market



CFAO Equipment Ghana Limited, sole distributor of Toyota high-performance machinery and equipment in Ghana has partner Toyota to unveil Toyota material handling Forklift into the Ghanaian market.
The move according to the company’s Deputy Manager, Alexis Mandrange seeks to enhance effective handling of materials and growth of all businesses in the manufacturing, industrial, agricultural and construction industry of Ghana as well as other sectors of the economy.


Speaking at the launch, Managing Director of CFAO Equipment Ghana Ltd, Michel - Oliver Louis said, “CFAO believes the Toyota Forklift handling material features a rugged construction, advanced technology and the perfect design for optimum performance uniquely designed as the best option for the handling and distribution industry in Ghana”.

“We cannot overstate the quality of the Toyota forklift. Toyota is deeply committed to high quality product and services. These are the forces that drive all our products including our handling equipment and we are convinced that the Toyota Forklift is no different” he added.

Michel - Oliver Louis assured his outfit’s commitment to support government’s effort towards promotion of private-public partnership as part of the nation’s development agenda. “We at CFAO will do all in our power to remain part of this exciting growth process and we are very optimistic of the results of our mutual effort and commitment” he disclosed.

In her speech as a special guest of honor for the ceremony, Deputy Minister of Transport, Joyce Bawa Mogtari appealed to CFAO Equipment and other international investors and businesses in the country to help corroborate governments’ efforts by helping create opportunities for Ghanaian youths to live in dignity.   

She also urged them to always endeavor to pay frequent visits to the Ministry so as to tap the enormous opportunities at stake for grab to turn the fortunes of the economy around.

CFAO Equipment was established in 2010 as a specialized division of the CFAO group which distributes high-performance machinery and equipment. It also offers new business, rental services and maintenance solutions to entrepreneurs in Africa. 

The company over the years has been distributing, repairing and maintaining equipment for transport, civil work and warehousing from only top quality brands. The CFAO group was created more than 150 years ago and has been operating in Ghana since 1909. In 1913, the group launched its automobile distribution business in Africa. Over the subsequent three decades, CFAO expanded into industrial production, spreading into several French and English speaking countries in West and Central Africa.
Mrs Joyce Bawa Mogtari  cutting the sod to unveil  the new Toyota Forklift

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