SPC Global (ASX:SPG) Sets Out Altiva Global Rebrand for Shareholder Decision

Aditi Sarkar

24 October 2026 12:00 AM AEDT

SPC Global (ASX:SPG) Sets Out Altiva Global Rebrand for Shareholder Decision

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Highlights

SPC Global proposes to change its name to Altiva Global Ltd.
The resolution will be put to shareholders at the AGM on 24 November 2026.
SPC and other consumer brands will keep their individual names and identities.
The Board unanimously recommends that shareholders vote in favour.

SPC Global Holdings Limited (ASX:SPG) disclosed that it will seek shareholder approval at its Annual General Meeting on 24 November 2026 to change its name to Altiva Global Ltd. The business stated the planned name reflects the Group’s evolution into one diversified company with multiple business divisions and established capabilities across food, beverages and dairy. The new name is also intended to recognise the breadth of the Group’s portfolio and its international business, providing a shared corporate identity in support of growth in Australia and overseas.

Why the Group Is Seeking a New Name

SPC Global brings together a portfolio of established businesses and consumer brands whose combined capabilities extend beyond the heritage of any single brand, category or market. The Group comprises SPC, The Original Beverage Co, Nature One and Natural Ingredients, which were brought together in December 2024 alongside the company’s ASX listing.

According to the company, SPC continues to be an important business division and a valued consumer brand. However, a distinct name for the parent company would more clearly separate the broader Group from the SPC trading business, while representing the full portfolio and leaving room for existing brands, future categories and new markets to grow. The change is aligned with the Group’s strategy to bring its businesses together under one corporate entity, build its diversified food, beverage and dairy portfolio, and expand its presence in international markets.

Introducing the Altiva Global Identity

The company explained that “Altiva” is intended to evoke elevation and vitality, expressing ambition, energy and a focus on the future, while “Global” reflects the Group’s international outlook. Together, the name is designed to represent what the Group has become without tying its corporate identity to a single division, product category or geography.

The planned visual identity combines a blue wordmark with a flowing orange-to-red curve, intended to express connection across the Group’s brands and markets, adaptability and continued progress. Altiva Global would serve as the corporate identity in dealings with shareholders, employees, customers, partners and prospective markets. The Group’s consumer brands and separate trading divisions, such as SPC, would retain their individual names and identities.

Managing Director Robert Iervasi said the name reflects the nature of the business the Group has become and its ambitions for global expansion, while preserving the individual identities of its divisions and brands.

Shareholder Approval & Next Steps

The name change will be put to shareholders as a special resolution at the AGM on 24 November 2026. The resolution requires approval by at least 75% of the votes cast by shareholders entitled to vote, and the Board has unanimously recommended that shareholders vote in favour. Full details and voting instructions are set out in the Notice of Annual General Meeting released to the ASX alongside the announcement.

If approved, the change will take effect once ASIC updates the company’s registration. The company will then confirm the effective date and any related changes to its ASX listing details. SPC Global noted that the name change will not, in itself, affect shareholders’ existing holdings or rights.

What the Update Establishes

The planned shift to Altiva Global signals SPC Global’s intention to present itself as a diversified, internationally focused food, beverage and dairy group rather than a business tied to one brand. The SPC brand and other trading names will remain in place, and shareholder holdings are unaffected by the change itself. The outcome of the special resolution at the AGM on 24 November 2026 is the next milestone.

FAQs

Q: What is SPC Global’s proposed new name?

A: Altiva Global Ltd.

Q: When will shareholders vote on the change?

A: At the Annual General Meeting on 24 November 2026.

Q: What level of support is needed?

A: As a special resolution, it requires at least 75% of the votes cast by shareholders entitled to vote.

Q: Will the SPC brand disappear?

A: No. SPC and the Group’s other consumer brands will keep their individual names and identities.

Q: Will the name change affect existing shareholdings?

A: No. The business stated the change will not, in itself, affect shareholders’ existing holdings or rights.

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