ORANGE: directors' dealings · France · AMF

About ORANGE

Orange is one of the world’s leading telecommunications operators and a benchmark name in Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker ORA and identified by ISIN FR0000133308, the Group served 340 million customers across 26 countries at the end of 2025 and reported revenue of €40.4 billion. Its business model is built on high-quality fixed and mobile networks, a strong fiber footprint, convergent fixed-mobile offers and a broad range of digital services. Orange positions itself as a trusted partner for everyday digital life for consumers, businesses and public-sector clients. The company’s history is rooted in the French telecom sector. Orange traces its origins to the former state telecom monopoly in France, later transformed through a long process of restructuring and privatization, with the Orange brand becoming the Group’s core identity. Today, Orange is a listed international telecoms group with an integrated portfolio of activities. Its core business remains connectivity, but the Group has broadened its scope to include enterprise services through Orange Business, cybersecurity, trusted cloud, artificial intelligence solutions, wholesale services and telecom infrastructure, including subsea cable deployment and operations. Orange also highlights a substantial innovation base, supported by dedicated research resources and a large patent portfolio. From a commercial standpoint, Orange holds leading positions in several strategic markets. In France, the Group serves 34 million customers and was ranked number one by regulator Arcep for mobile network quality for the 15th consecutive year. Across Europe, Orange is a major fiber player with 100 million connectable households. In Africa and the Middle East, it is a key growth engine, serving nearly 180 million customers and driving digital and financial inclusion through mobile and connected solutions. This geographic mix gives Orange exposure both to mature, cash-generative markets and to structurally growing regions. Strategically, Orange has completed its “Lead the Future 2023-2025” plan and unveiled a new chapter, “Trust the future,” centered on trust and value creation. The Group emphasizes improved operational efficiency, financial discipline and shareholder returns, with a dividend of €0.75 per share for fiscal year 2025. These factors support Orange’s profile as a core French telecom equity, combining scale, network leadership, recurring revenues and international growth opportunities.