The logo of Bashneft, used since 2010, is a circle divided into three segments: green, burgundy-magenta, and an intermediate area visually separated by two diagonal white lines. This visual style is the result of a rebranding that emphasized the company’s modernization and contemporary approach, replacing the former strict industrial symbol with a brighter and more recognizable image reflecting the brand’s ecological and technological focus.
PJSC ANC Bashneft is one of the largest oil producers in Russia, headquartered in Ufa. The company operates more than 180 oil and gas fields, including in Bashkortostan, the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, and the Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Its structure also includes three oil refineries and over 500 gas stations. Founded in 1946, Bashneft has been part of Rosneft since 2016, while part of its shares remain owned by the Republic of Bashkortostan. The company focuses on modern processing technologies, Euro-5/6 fuel quality standards, and industrial safety.
