Orange Q1 boosted by MEA; Europe stable

The incumbent operator Orange presented its financial results for the first quarter of 2025, showing a declining activity in the French market, both in terms of recruitment of subscribers and turnover. While some indicators, such as fibre optics and income per subscriber, show signs of resilience, commercial growth remains modest, in a context of strong competition and changes in the sector. A decline in turnover despite fibre Over the first thr…

The group posted an increase in its revenues and EBITDAaL despite the opposite winds.

Orange Q1-2025 revenue, Capex, ARPU, subscribers - TelecomLead

Orange Group has reported first-quarter 2025 revenues of 9,911 million euros, marking a year-on-year increase of 0.6 percent (+62 million euros). Orange CEO Christel Heydemann The marginal rise in Orange’s revenue was driven by a 2.4 percent rise in retail services (+181 million euros) and a smaller decline in wholesale services (-3.1 percent or -44 million euros). Equipment sales fell 5.7 percent (-38 million euros) and other revenues declined …

The Orange grouoe recorded solid results in the first quarter of 2025, with a turnover of 9.91 billion euros, up by 0.6%, supported by the good performance of retail services (+2.4 %) and a more moderate decrease in wholesale services.

A first quarter 2025 in half-tone, the incumbent operator has only recruited 6000 new fixed and mobile customers in France. Orange France released its results for the first quarter of 2025 this Thursday. Despite some positive signals on fibre and revenues per subscriber, the operator records a quarter down, both commercially [...] The article Instable, Orange struggles to recruit new mobile subscribers and fixed in the 1st quarter of 2025, its s…

MEA continues to bolster Orange

Orange booked another quarter of significant revenue growth in its Middle East and Africa operation during Q1, as CEO Christel Heydemann (pictured) became the latest European CEO to point to their company’s resilience in a wider uncertain economic context. In the operator group’s financial statement Heydemann noted double-digit revenue growth in MEA for the eighth consecutive quarter, pointing to success in the region with data offerings and ado…