Anatel Logo
A green, italicized sans-serif wordmark reading "ANATEL" sits to the right of a two-part abstract mark. The mark is a solid blue circle at the lower-left with a yellow crescent/swoosh wrapping around its upper-right, creating a sense of an...
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About Anatel
A green, italicized sans-serif wordmark reading "ANATEL" sits to the right of a two-part abstract mark. The mark is a solid blue circle at the lower-left with a yellow crescent/swoosh wrapping around its upper-right, creating a sense of an orbiting arc.
The design uses flat, solid colours (green for type; blue and yellow for the symbol) and a clean, corporate layout with moderate spacing between the mark and the wordmark.
What's in it: blue circle yellow swoosh/arc
Shapes: circle swoosh/arc wordmark
Style: corporate minimalist flat italic geometric
Text in logo: ANATEL
The yellow swoosh wrapping a blue circle visually suggests motion, orbit or connectivity; the green/yellow palette also evokes Brazil's national colours.
Colors
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Anatel Logo History
ANATEL (Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações) is Brazil's federal telecommunications regulator, created by law in 1997 to regulate and supervise telecommunications services nationwide.
Frequently asked
What organisation uses this logo?
ANATEL is Brazil's National Telecommunications Agency (Agência Nacional de Telecomunicações).
What do the colours represent?
Visually the green and yellow recall Brazil's national colours; the blue circle and yellow swoosh convey a simple, corporate symbol of connectivity or motion.
Is there text in the logo?
Yes — the uppercase wordmark reads 'ANATEL' in a green, italic sans-serif style.
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