Orange SA (ADR) ( (ORANY) ) has released its Q2 earnings. Here is a breakdown of the information Orange SA (ADR) presented to its investors.
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Orange SA (ADR) is a major telecommunications company operating globally, known for its diverse range of services including mobile, fixed-line, and internet services, with a significant presence in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
In the first half of 2025, Orange SA reported a slight increase in revenue, driven by growth in mobile services and convergent services, despite challenges in other segments. The company faced a notable decline in net profit due to significant restructuring costs in France.
The company’s revenue reached €19.853 billion, marking a 0.3% increase compared to the previous year on a comparable basis. Growth was primarily fueled by a 6.0% increase in mobile services, particularly in Africa and the Middle East, and a 3.2% rise in convergent services. However, these gains were offset by declines in operator services and fixed services. EBITDAaL grew by 3.8% to €5.675 billion, supported by cost control measures and strong performance in specific regions.
Orange’s net result showed a loss of €105 million, a sharp decline from a profit of €1.092 billion in the previous year, largely due to €1.272 billion in restructuring costs related to a new employment management agreement in France. Despite this, the company continued to invest heavily in infrastructure, with capital expenditures rising by 15.3% on a comparable basis.
Looking ahead, Orange SA remains committed to its strategic goals, aiming for more than 3% growth in EBITDAaL and maintaining a stable financial leverage ratio. The company plans to continue investing in key areas to drive future growth, while managing risks associated with its restructuring efforts.