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Cera Embraces New Identity, Dia Mirza to Endorse
Cera Embraces New Identity, Dia Mirza to Endorse
Cera Sanitaryware Ltd (CIL), the `256-crore sanitaryware and bath fittings major, has unveiled a new logo to capture the imagination of young and modern India. “Our new logo is the most sweeping transformation of the company’s corporate identity ever since it started its journey in 1980,” says Vidush Somany, executive director of the company. “Cera is one of the most preferred brands in the country, and the trust it generates from its customers is immeasurable. We are giving our logo a more contemporary look that is relevant for business today.”
Delving in to the semantics of the new logo, Somany explains, “Our new logo has been designed by the Ahmedabad-based creative agency Aakriti Promotions & Media Ltd, and has been infused with a sense of dynamism and openness. It is free from its boundaries, just as we are all set to become a total bathroom solutions provider. It aspires to evolve as a brand that provides style solutions to its core target group. Besides, the new and modern typeface indicates a strong sense of purpose and confidence in the brand’s ability.”
Somany believes that the new logo will connect seamlessly with the company’s customers, business associates and influencers. “Retaining the blue colour keeps Cera connected with its rich heritage of design and innovation for which it is immensely popular. While remaining rooted, it also aspires to adhere to core values of stability and sincerity.”
According to Somany, Cera has become a versatile brand by virtue of its expansion into new markets, creation of new businesses and strengthening of capabilities. “We are targeting those areas where our presence has been minimal. Soon our company will significantly scale up capacity from the current 75,000 pieces per month at the new faucet plant at Kadi. We will also aggressively increase the production of sanitaryware from 20 lakh pieces to 27 lakh pieces per annum to make it the largest plant in the country. Our new logo reflects this versatility.”
Along with the launch of the logo, CIL is also rejuvenating its marketing programmes. “We will kickstart our media campaign from December, which will spill over to the next financial year and span print, television and hoardings. We have signed up Bollywood actress Dia Mirza for endorsing the Cera brand. Our customers will get to see the new logo on all the products, packaging and signages within the next three to four months.” He adds that an array of new designs in sanitaryware and other products will also be launched in the coming year. “In our faucet vertical, we have launched four new ranges, and are planning to roll out some more shortly. Very soon, a new display centre will be thrown open in the western suburb of Mumbai.”









