SPC Global (ASX:SPG) Puts Altiva Global Name Change to a Shareholder Vote

Sonal Goyal

23 October 2026 07:54 PM AEDT

SPC Global (ASX:SPG) Puts Altiva Global Name Change to a Shareholder Vote

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Key Highlights

Shareholders will vote on changing the company name to Altiva Global Ltd at the Annual General Meeting on 24 November 2026.
The change is a special resolution needing approval from at least 75% of the votes cast by entitled shareholders.
SPC and the Group's other consumer brands and trading divisions would keep their individual names and identities.
The name change would not, in itself, affect shareholders' existing holdings or rights, and takes effect when ASIC updates the registration.

SPC Global Holdings Limited (ASX:SPG) announced on 23 October 2026 that it will seek shareholder approval at its Annual General Meeting on 24 November 2026 to change its corporate name to Altiva Global Ltd. The company said the proposed name reflects its evolution into one diversified company with multiple business divisions across food, beverages and dairy, and that details are in the Notice of Annual General Meeting released alongside the announcement.

A Parent Name Separate From the SPC Brand

The Group brings together SPC, The Original Beverage Co, Nature One and Natural Ingredients, which were combined in December 2024 with the company's ASX listing. The company has around 800 employees and operations in Australia and Asia.

SPC Global said SPC remains an important business division and consumer brand. A distinct name for the parent company would more clearly separate the broader Group from the SPC trading business, while leaving room for existing brands, future categories and new markets. Altiva Global would serve as the corporate identity in dealings with shareholders, employees, customers, partners and prospective markets, while SPC and the Group's other brands and trading divisions would retain their individual names.

According to the company, "Altiva" evokes elevation and vitality, and "Global" reflects its international outlook.

Why This Could Matter

The company said the proposed name supports its strategy of bringing its businesses together under one corporate entity, strengthening its diversified food, beverage and dairy portfolio and expanding in international markets. It described Altiva Global as a shared corporate identity that would help the Group present its collective capabilities to customers and partners, without tying the corporate identity to a single division, product category or geography. Managing Director Robert Iervasi said the name reflects the nature of the business the company has become and its ambitions for global expansion, while preserving the identities of its divisions and brands.

Approval Process and Next Steps

The change will be put to shareholders as a special resolution, which requires approval by at least 75% of the votes cast by shareholders entitled to vote. The Board unanimously recommends that shareholders vote in favour, as stated in the announcement.

If the resolution passes, the name change will take effect when ASIC updates the company's registration. The company said it will subsequently confirm the effective date and any associated changes to its ASX listing details. It added that the name change will not, in itself, affect shareholders' existing holdings or rights.

Where Things Stand

SPC Global's proposed move to Altiva Global Ltd depends on the 24 November 2026 vote and ASIC registration. The consumer brands, including SPC, are to keep their names.

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