Multinational

Orange

The former public service France Télécom has become a multinational like any other, while maintaining close links with the French government.

2 million € (2021)

28 (2021)

35,9 % of employees 42,9 % of executive committee (2021)

1,9 -2.3 million € (Paris and Brussels, 2021)

17,4 % (2019)

1 309 thousand tons eqCO2 (2021)

Website www.orange.com/
Headquarters Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
Leadership Christel Heydemann (CEO since 2022), Stéphane Richard (chair and CEO until 2022), Jacques Aschenbroich (chairman of the board since 2022) 2022)
Shareholders French state (13.39%), Bpifrance (9.56%),
Board members Jacques Aschenbroich (Chairman of the board, Valeo), Christel Heydemann (CEO, ex Schneider Electric), Stéphanie Besnier (Government representative, APE), Anne Lange (Mentis), Thierry Sommelet (Bpifrance representative), Alexandre Bompard (Carrefour), Anne-Gabrielle Heilbronner (Publicis), Bernard Ramanantsoa (administrator of companies), Frédéric Sanchez (Fives), Jean-Michel Severino (administrator of companies and investor), Laurence Dalboussière (shareholding employees representative), Sébastien Crozier (workers representative), Vincent Gimeno (workers representative), Magali Vallée (workers representative).
Key subsidiaries Sonatel, Orange Banque, Orange Business Services
Former names and companies absorbed France Télécom, PTT
Main countries France, Senegal, Spain, Poland, Romania, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, DRC, Egypt, Mali, Belgium