SGA, Isuzu Ink $3 Million Deal for Enhanced Security Services

Security Group Africa, (SGA Security) a security solutions provider in East Africa, has partnered with Isuzu East Africa to enhance operational efficiency and service delivery across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania.

The $3 million agreement was signed on July 17, 2025, as SGA envisions to provide secure, reliable, and efficient transportation of valuables.

The deal dictates that Isuzu will supply NMR 85H (cab and chassis) vehicles, which SGA will customize into Cash-in-Transit (CIT) and courier vehicles and this will apply in Uganda and Tanzania.

NMR 85H in these two countries will be used to standardize operations, reduce fleet maintenance costs, and improve route optimization.

“This partnership with Isuzu East Africa marks a significant milestone in our regional growth strategy. With Isuzu’s proven track record in reliability and performance, we are confident that this collaboration will strengthen our ability to serve our clients more effectively and securely across East Africa,” said Jules Delahaije, CEO & Chairman of SGA Security Group.

The Isuzu NMR 85H trucks are designed for durability across diverse terrains, are ideal for the high demands of CIT operations.

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SGA on the other hand, will be tasked to deliver timely and secure services, reinforcing its position as a trusted provider of security and logistics solutions.

SGA services span 55 years and has 20,000 employees serving in governments agencies, corporations, financial institutions.

It also goes as far as serving individuals with services like guarding, alarm response, and cash management.

“We are proud to partner with SGA Security, a brand that, like Isuzu, is synonymous with trust and reliability. The Isuzu NMR 85H trucks are engineered for high performance and durability, making them ideal for the demanding Cash-in-Transit application,” said Rita Kavashe, Chair of the Board and Managing Director of Isuzu East Africa.

Isuzu East Africa has sold more than 150,000 units sold since its establishment in the region 1977.