Konica Minolta Logo

A solid medium-blue circle centered above a two-line black wordmark. The circle contains a band of several thin, evenly spaced horizontal black lines cutting across its middle, leaving solid blue above and below the band. The wordmark benea...

Logo

Blue circular emblem with horizontal stripe band across center and 'Konica Minolta' wordmark below.
Konica Minolta logo

About Konica Minolta

A solid medium-blue circle centered above a two-line black wordmark. The circle contains a band of several thin, evenly spaced horizontal black lines cutting across its middle, leaving solid blue above and below the band. The wordmark beneath appears in a clean sans-serif style reading "Konica Minolta" (two words, stacked or inline depending on layout).

The composition is simple and geometric: a single circular emblem with horizontal line details paired with a straightforward black corporate wordmark on a white background.

Shapes: circle horizontal stripe band wordmark

Style: minimalist geometric flat corporate

Text in logo: Konica Minolta

Abstract globe or disc bisected by horizontal lines; visually suggests motion, layers/strata, or global connectivity.

Colors

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Medium blue
#0096DA · primary
Black
#000000 · secondary
White (background)
#FFFFFF · accent

Konica Minolta Logo History

Konica Minolta is the result of a 2003 merger between Konica and Minolta; the blue circular emblem with horizontal bands has been used as the company's corporate symbol since the merged entity was formed.

Frequently asked

Which company uses this logo?

Konica Minolta.

What do the horizontal lines in the circle represent?

Visually they create an abstract globe/disc effect and suggest motion, layers, or connectivity.

When did this logo appear?

The emblem has been used by Konica Minolta since the companies merged in 2003.

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