Ventilation specialist Soler & Palau has changed its name to 'S&P', an abbreviation by which it is already known to many.
The name change has been applied to all of the group's companies and to the products sold in the 80 countries where S&P trades.
A new logo has also been unveiled and was launched on 1st September.
S&P's UK marketing manager, Alasdair Howie, said: 'As a leading global manufacturer of specialist fan and air moving products it's important that our brand translates and is instantly recognisable across many countries, cultures and languages. Changing to S&P helps to achieve this while also formalising a name that is already widely in use.'
At heart S&P is a family business, with over 3,000 employees, 20 production plants and a turnover in excess of €400m. S&P has wholly-owned subsidiaries in Portugal, France, England, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Austria, Mexico, United States, Canada, Colombia and Australia, with exclusive distributors in most of the countries in the rest of the world.
The company's contact details remain unchanged at this time.
