Petrobras Logo
A square emblem composed of two horizontal bands: a narrow yellow stripe across the top and a larger green block below. Centered in the green area are the bold, italic white letters “BR” (uppercase) with tight letterforms and slight slant,...
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About Petrobras
A square emblem composed of two horizontal bands: a narrow yellow stripe across the top and a larger green block below. Centered in the green area are the bold, italic white letters “BR” (uppercase) with tight letterforms and slight slant, occupying most of the square’s lower portion.
Beneath the square sits a separate wordmark: the company name “PETROBRAS” in all-caps, bold italic sans-serif, rendered in the same green as the square. The overall look is geometric and corporate, using flat, solid fills and a strong left-leaning slant for typographic emphasis.
What's in it: letters 'BR'
Shapes: square horizontal stripe rectangular block uppercase wordmark italic letterforms
Style: corporate bold modern flat color italic geometric
Text in logo: BR; PETROBRAS
The green and yellow palette and the prominent "BR" letters visually evoke Brazilian national colours and identity.
Colors
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Petrobras Logo History
Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. (Petrobras) is a Brazilian state-controlled multinational in the oil and gas sector, founded in 1953. The company uses green and yellow in its visual identity to reference Brazil; its logo combines a BR monogram within a square and a bold italic wordmark.
Frequently asked
What do the colors mean?
The green and yellow strongly reference Brazil’s national colours and suggest national identity and energy sector activity.
What letters appear inside the square?
The white, bold italic letters "BR" are centered in the green lower portion of the square.
Is the wordmark separate from the emblem?
Yes — a square emblem sits above a standalone all-caps italic wordmark reading "PETROBRAS."
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