Lafarge Logo
A bold, geometric green mark sits to the left of a black wordmark. The mark is an angled, blocky shape with two stepped cutouts on the right edge that create a stylized diagonal "L" profile; it reads as a solid, tilted block. The wordmark t...
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About Lafarge
A bold, geometric green mark sits to the left of a black wordmark. The mark is an angled, blocky shape with two stepped cutouts on the right edge that create a stylized diagonal "L" profile; it reads as a solid, tilted block. The wordmark to the right is a clean, heavy sans‑serif reading "Lafarge" in all lower-case letters with tight letterspacing.
The design is flat and minimal, using only the green mark, black logotype and a white background. The overall composition balances a strong pictorial device with a straightforward corporate wordmark, giving a compact, industrial appearance.
What's in it: stylized letter L
Shapes: tilted block stepped/angled cutout wordmark
Style: minimalist geometric corporate flat sans-serif
Text in logo: Lafarge
The left mark reads as a stylized 'L' shaped block or building element, evoking solidity, construction and industrial materials.
Colors
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Lafarge Logo History
Lafarge is a French multinational known for cement, aggregates and concrete; it merged with Swiss company Holcim in 2015 to form LafargeHolcim (often referenced in the construction and building‑materials industry).
Frequently asked
What company uses this logo?
Lafarge, a company in the cement and construction materials sector.
What are the primary colours?
Black (#000000) for the wordmark and a medium green (#008C3A) for the left mark; white background.
Does the logo include a symbol and text?
Yes — a geometric green symbol (a stylized 'L' block) to the left and the black 'Lafarge' wordmark to the right.
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