The logo of the Globus hypermarket chain exists in two main variants. The current international logo introduced in 2022 is used in Germany and other EU countries. It features a separate graphic element—a stylized globe as a green circle with two parallels and two meridians—with the GLOBUS lettering below it. The name is rendered in uppercase orange letters, without outlines, with clear, geometric shapes, and is placed below or beside the symbol depending on the medium. This logo reflects the refreshed brand identity after the official rebrand and serves as the core corporate emblem for the Globus group. In some countries—such as Russia, Czechia, and others—where the logo has not yet been fully updated across all materials, the previous variant remains in use. That version places the GLOBUS lettering with white and red outlines on top of a green globe with meridians and parallels. Both logos share the same brand palette—green and orange—but the new logo emphasizes simplicity and versatility for both digital and print media.
Globus is an international hypermarket chain founded in Germany in 1828 and today is one of the largest family-owned retailers in Europe. The first self-service hypermarket opened in 1966 in St. Wendel. The network expanded rapidly in Germany and in the 2000s entered Eastern European markets. The first Globus store in Russia opened in 2006. Globus hypermarkets offer a wide range of products—from food and everyday goods to electronics, appliances, home, auto, and garden items. Unlike many competitors, their stores include in-house bakeries, cuisine sections, and butcher counters. Globus emphasizes freshness, quality, variety, and actively develops loyalty programs and online commerce. As of early 2025, the chain includes dozens of hypermarkets across Germany, Czechia, and Russia.
