Novartis Logo
Left of the wordmark is an abstract, vertically oriented emblem made of three interlocking shapes: a curved orange flame-like form, a yellow/gold rounded base that suggests a partial circle, and a narrow blue vertical stroke rising from the...
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About Novartis
Left of the wordmark is an abstract, vertically oriented emblem made of three interlocking shapes: a curved orange flame-like form, a yellow/gold rounded base that suggests a partial circle, and a narrow blue vertical stroke rising from the top. To the right, the company name appears in all-caps teal letters (serif-style wordmark) spaced evenly across a single line.
Overall the logo pairs a compact, symbolic mark (flame/torch-like) with a clean, corporate wordmark; colors are saturated and the mark uses smooth, flowing curves rather than sharp angles.
What's in it: stylized flame/torch
Shapes: wordmark abstract flame/torch rounded base (partial circle) vertical tapered stroke
Style: modern minimalist corporate clean slight gradient / layered shapes
Text in logo: NOVARTIS
A stylized flame or torch — visually suggesting energy, vitality, innovation or a guiding light (science/knowledge).
Colors
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Novartis Logo History
Novartis is a Swiss multinational pharmaceutical company formed in 1996 through the merger of Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz; its headquarters are in Basel, Switzerland.
Frequently asked
What colours are used in this logo?
Teal for the wordmark, with orange, yellow-gold and a small blue accent in the emblem.
What does the symbol represent visually?
Visually it resembles a stylized flame or torch, often read as a symbol for energy, innovation or guidance.
What industry is this logo associated with?
It is associated with pharmaceuticals and healthcare.
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