A specialist in custom concrete prefabrication, the CAPREMIB group is changing the logos of its CAPREMIB and CIBETEC brands in 2025 to affirm its commitment to developing low and very low carbon concrete in the most responsible way possible.
While the new logos retain the historic colors and "interlocking" pictogram, they are now available in a more refined way for greater frugality and display a new typography. Resolutely more modern with the double L symbol made in three dimensions, they will be available on all media of the two brands and also include a baseline "Towards new responsible concretes". This reflects the manufacturer's eco-responsible policy, initiated since 2018, to reduce its environmental footprint. The CAPREMIB group logo, for its part, is disappearing.
For Clément Blanc, Managing Director: "Illustrating the vision we now have of our business, this new graphic charter also demonstrates our desire to integrate more and more bio-sourced materials into our products, like the BB (Wood-Concrete) slabs and the photovoltaic canopies launched in 2023."
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