Orange SA has launched a five-year strategic plan, “Trust the future,” centered on positioning trust as a competitive differentiator across its services and operating model. The plan is structured around three priorities: deepening customer relationships through more predictive and digital interactions; expanding beyond connectivity by scaling B2C services (including cybersecurity, home security, travel and money transfer services, and Mobile Money in Africa and the Middle East) and growing trusted B2B offerings via Orange Business and Orange Cyberdefense; and improving efficiency at scale through next-generation networks, infrastructure monetization, procurement savings, and broader AI deployment. Orange targets around 40 million additional fixed and mobile customers by 2028, €1 billion in incremental revenues from growth services by 2028 versus 2025, and €600 million in value generated from AI by 2028, alongside a reduction in eCAPEX/sales to about 14%. The group also expects full reconsolidation of MasOrange in the first half of 2026 and projects organic cash flow of about €5.2 billion by 2028, with progressive dividend growth and a dividend floor set at €0.85 for 2028 (payable in 2029).

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