Ayala Corporation

1834–1876	1876–1901	1901–1920	1920–1932	1932–1939	1939–1940
1940–1953	1953–1968	1968–present	1968–2004	2004–present

Ayala y Cía

1834–1876

NO KNOWN LOGO

1876–1901

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

Ayala & Co.

1901–1920

SVG NEEDED

Ayala y Compañía (first era)

1920–1932

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

Ayala y Cía.

1932–1939

SVG NEEDED

Ayala y Compañía (second era)

1939–1940

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

1940–1953

SVG NEEDED

1953–1968

BETTER LOGO NEEDED

Ayala Corporation

1968–present

Designer:  Fernando Zóbel de Ayala y Montojo

Typography:  Unknown

Launched:  Unknown

The present Ayala Corporation was renamed in 1968.

The now-iconic logo launched at the same time is composed of a stylized pair of double-line As, interlocking at the center. These are actually a stylized A, the first letter of the company's name, rendered four times in blue in free space. Within the blue color are four, straight white lines which suggest movement either pointing to or emanating from the core. It was created by the late Fernando Zobel.

1968–2004

SVG NEEDED

Designer:  Fernando Zóbel de Ayala y Montojo

Typography:  Unknown

Launched:  Unknown

From 1968 to 2004, though, Ayala used the symbol and Ayala Corporation in different typefaces such as the one seen above.

2004–present

Alternate variant

In 2004, as Ayala turned 170, it launched a refreshed logo which, aside from maintaining the symbol, adds a new, proper "Ayala" word mark in a warm color tone representing vigor and eagerness to continue “pioneering the future." And from that year onwards, the company began to be referred simply as "Ayala", except for legal documents where it is still called Ayala Corporation.

Two years later, for Ayala Land, a green version of that logo was released.