UPL LTD

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UPL Ltd (UPL)
UPL LTD

The logo of UPL Ltd (UPL) with about six overlapping colour tones from yellow to orange and pink denote constant movement and evolution. This emblem also symbolises sustainable evolution with new possibilities producing new and imaginative shapes and colours. This logo is vibrant, colourful, energetic and is exciting. The name of the corporation is written in crisp and thin sans serif typeface and ‘OpenAg’ is written below its name in black. 

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