Last updated June 2026
Trademarks and usage guidelines
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Our trademarks
The list below sets out the registered and unregistered trademarks held by sa.global BSE and its affiliated companies, in the United States and internationally.
These trademarks represent the quality our customers have come to expect, and they set our offerings apart from everyone else in the market. We invest effort in building and safeguarding our brand, and we hold on to full ownership rights over every mark we use.
Using them correctly helps us keep that brand consistent and trustworthy, which is why these guidelines exist: to make the right and wrong ways to use our trademarks easy to understand.
Registered trademarks (®)
Unregistered trademarks (™)
The absence of any trademark from this list does not waive sa.global’s intellectual property rights over that mark.
What are trademarks?
Guidelines for partners and third parties
What you can do
The absence of any trademark from this list does not waive sa.global’s intellectual property rights overReference “sa.global” and our product names in text when describing compatibility with your own products or services, or when referring to sa.global offerings factually. that mark.
What you cannot do
- Use the sa.global logo without express written permission.
- Incorporate “sa.global” or any sa.global trademark into your company name, product name, service name, slogan, domain name, or logo.
- Name a social media account, page, or username in a way that could suggest affiliation with or endorsement by sa.global.
Note: Authorized partners may have access to specific co-branding materials and logos under a separate licence agreement. Those uses are governed by that agreement.
Trademark attribution
Any material that references an sa.global trademark must include the following attribution statement:
“[sa.global Trademark(s)] is/are the trademark(s) or registered trademark(s) of sa.global BSE or its affiliates in the United States and in other countries.”
Replace the bracketed placeholder with the specific trademark(s) mentioned in your material. Place this statement on the copyright page of your document, or at the end if no copyright page exists (for example, in an advertisement or press release).
Example: “sa.global is the trademark or registered trademark of sa.global BSE or its affiliates in the United States and in other countries.”
Other dos and don'ts
Do's
- Use sa.global trademarks only to refer accurately to sa.global and its products or services.
- Be clear about the nature of your relationship with sa.global. Do not imply sponsorship, endorsement, or official affiliation unless you have written permission.
- Use correct capitalization and spelling at all times.
Correct: sa.global Incorrect: SAG, SaGlobal, saglobal
Don'ts
- Modify, abbreviate, or alter any sa.global trademark or logo in any way.
- Change the capitalization or spelling of our brand name.
- Use our trademarks in a way that is false, misleading, defamatory, or damaging to sa.global’s reputation