VM Matériaux of France changes name to Herige

The French group VM Matériaux has decided to change its name to Herige. The new visual identity is to be put into place in the following weeks. This decision was made in order to clearly distinguish between the group and its building material trading division, which will continue to use the name VM Matériaux. The group also includes industrial joinery and concrete divisions.
June 18, 2015 Read time: 1 min

The French group 4574 VM Matériaux has decided to change its name to Herige.

The new visual identity is to be put into place in the following weeks.

This decision was made in order to clearly distinguish between the group and its building material trading division, which will continue to use the name VM Matériaux.

The group also includes industrial joinery and concrete divisions.

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