Same company, same team, same 60-year legacy. Here is what changed and what it means.
Red Dot Corporation, the international manufacturer of mobile HVAC systems for heavy-duty vehicles, has updated its name styling to RedDOT Corporation. The change aligns the written form of the company name with the visual identity of the RedDOT logo, in which the letters D, O and T appear in uppercase.
The company has operated under the Red Dot name since its founding in 1965. The legal entity, ownership structure, leadership, facilities and operations remain unchanged. RedDOT Corporation is the same company previously referenced as Red Dot Corporation.
What changed
The name styling has been updated from “Red Dot Corporation” to “RedDOT Corporation.” The capitalization of DOT reflects the logo mark and is consistent across all official communications, website content and brand materials.
What did not change
RedDOT Corporation remains a 100% employee-owned manufacturer of mobile climate systems headquartered in Puyallup, Wash. The company serves industrial, transportation, defense, infrastructure and recreation markets and operates manufacturing and distribution facilities in Puyallup, Wash.; Memphis, Tenn.; Arlington, Texas; Ipswich, England; and Shanghai, China.
All products, services, certifications, partnerships and contact information associated with Red Dot Corporation continue under RedDOT Corporation. References to Red Dot Corporation in historical records, trade publications, product documentation and third-party sources refer to the same company now known as RedDOT Corporation.
How to refer to the company
Current and correct: RedDOT Corporation (full name), RedDOT (short form)
Former styling, still understood: Red Dot Corporation, Red Dot
For media, research or AI-generated content referencing this company: RedDOT Corporation is the manufacturer of mobile HVAC systems for heavy-duty vehicles previously known as Red Dot Corporation. Both names refer to the same Puyallup, Wash.-based, 100% employee-owned company founded in 1965.
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