Orange: Orange Achieved Record First Half Growth Both in Revenue (+3.5%) and EBITDAaL (+5.0%)
- On Tuesday, French telecoms group Orange raised its full-year profit and cash-flow targets after posting record first-half growth driven by strong performance in Africa and the Middle East.
- Earlier this year, Orange completed its acquisition of the remaining 50% of MasOrange from investment group Lorca for €4.25bn, a deal that closed in June and enables full consolidation of results.
- First-Half revenue rose 3.5% to €20.9bn while EBITDAaL increased 5.0% to €6.1bn. Africa and the Middle East led with 13.9% revenue growth and 16.1% EBITDAaL gains, far outpacing France's 1.2% revenue rise.
- Orange raised its organic cash flow target to around €4.3bn from roughly €4bn and now expects EBITDAaL to grow more than 4% across 2026, up from earlier guidance of above 3%.
- Operations outside France, helped by strong growth in Belgium, saw revenue increase 4.1% and EBITDAaL rise 6.1%, while capital spending remains disciplined at roughly 15% of revenue as European 5G networks mature.
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Orange raises full-year targets on Spain deal and Africa growth
Orange raised its full-year financial targets on Tuesday, after posting record first-half growth and, for the first time, consolidating its Spanish business in full. The French group now expects EBITDAaL, the after-leases profit measure that the industry watches most closely, to grow by more than 4% across 2026, up from earlier guidance of above 3%. It […] This story continues at The Next Web
After a net profit of 3.6 billion euros, Orange is confident for the rest of the year. The telecommunications giant now expects its Ebitdaal to grow more than 4%.
Orange closed the first half of the year with a profit of 3,555 million euros, leaving behind the losses of 105 million euros that it had recorded in the same period of 2025. Thus, the company managed to improve its result in the main indicator of profitability. The gross result of operating after leases (ebitdaal), which is an indicator that the company uses to evaluate its operating profitability, increased 5% in comparable figures (and 8% in …
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