Orange shareholding

Being an Orange shareholder means getting involved in the life of our company, contributing to our major strategic decisions and supporting our development.

Being an Orange shareholder means being a stakeholder in our purpose, which guides our decisions in terms of our social contribution and environmental protection: "As a trusted partner, Orange gives everyone the keys to a responsible digital world."

Finally, being an Orange shareholder means making an investment into our future profitability and benefiting from two fundamental rights: the right to vote at our annual Shareholders’ Meeting and the right to receive a dividend that corresponds to profits distributed by the company.

As an Orange shareholder, there are three different ways to hold your shares.

Bearer shares
Shares are kept in an ordinary securities account or a Shareholders’ Savings Account opened with your chosen financial intermediary. Find out how to take part in the Shareholders’ Meeting.

Administered registered shares
Your Orange shares held via your financial intermediary may be managed as administered registered shares. In this case, your securities are managed with our mandated bank Uptevia and your point of contact remains your financial intermediary. Being an administered registered shareholder enables us to identify you and automatically send you invitations to our Orange Annual Shareholders’ Meetings. Holding and transaction fees are to be agreed with your financial intermediary.

Direct registered shares
Direct registered shares are held on your behalf by a financial institution chosen by Orange, in this case Uptevia, which directly manages the shares.

If you are an Orange shareholder with, for instance, bearer shares, you can contact your financial intermediary and request for the conversion of you shares into direct registered shares (only for France) by filling a dedicated share conversion form.
Then all you need to do is get your financial intermediary to forward the form to Uptevia.

To open a direct registered share account, please contact the Orange Shareholder Relations team by calling 0 800 05 10 10 from abroad, Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm (CET).

The Orange share price is available from our homepage, and historic share information is available from our share price page.

For the 2025 fiscal year, Orange proposes a minimum dividend of €0.75 per share.
An interim dividend of €0.30 per share was paid in cash on December 4, 2025, with a ex-dividend date set for December 2, 2025.
The remaining dividend will be paid in June 2026, subject to approval by the shareholders at the General Meeting scheduled for May 2026.

The Orange share is part of the below major indexes:

CAC 40
SBF 120
CAC All-Tradable
Stoxx Telecom

Orange shares are mainly listed on Euronext Paris.

The ISIN code for Orange shares is FR0000133308.

At December 31, 2023, Orange SA's share capital stood at 10,640,226,396 euros. It is divided into 2,660,056,599 fully paid-up shares with a par value of four euros each. The share capital has not been increased over the past two years.

The Orange Shareholder Relations Service is exclusively reserved for information concerning the Orange Group and holding Orange shares.

You can contact us:

by phone 0 800 05 10 10 (freephone in France) from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday to Friday (CET).
by e-mail orange@relations-actionnaires.com
by writing to:
   Orange - Service Relations Actionnaires
   111 Quai du Président Roosevelt
   CS 70222
   92449 Issy Les Moulineaux Cedex
   France

 

Information and Shareholder relations

If you’d like to know more about the Group and its business activities, take a look at our Finance media library, 2024 Universal Registration Document and our Investors section.

The Universal Registration Document
Interactive version of the 2023 Integrated Annual Report

For us, an Orange shareholder is primarily an investor.
The purpose of the Orange Individual Investors Club is to communicate about the Group's performance and value creation across all its businesses and geographies. Our goal and commitment are to better inform you about your investment choices in the Group. Open to all—former, current, and future individual investors—the Orange Individual Investors Club also aims to foster a close relationship with our individual investors. We offer you After Hours events with us, featuring iconic concerts, sporting events (such as Roland Garros, notable concerts, etc.), or other gatherings. If you hold one or more Orange shares, you are automatically and automatically a member of the Orange Individual Investors Club. It is an exclusively digital club; you need to have an email address. Express your interest by sending us your email at contact@investisseurs-individuels.orange.com, and you will be personally informed about the Club's news.
To learn more, we invite you to visit the Orange Investors Club page.

If you hold one Orange share or more, you are an automatic and full member of the Orange Retail Investor Club. To make sure that you are correctly registered with the club, you can contact the toll-free number 0 800 05 10 10.

You can change your personal information at any time by contacting the Orange Shareholder Relations department.
This service is exclusively reserved for requests for information concerning the Orange Group and its shareholders.

by telephone, Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 6 pm on 0 800 05 10 10 (free service and free call from within France).
by e-mail to contact@investisseurs-individuels.orange.com
by post to the following address:
    Orange - Service Relations Actionnaires
    111 quai du Président-Roosevelt  
    92449 Issy Les Moulineaux Cedex
    France

It's important to keep your details updated to continue to receive information from the Group and join our Club events.

The individual shareholders’ committee is composed of 12 members. It consults on best practice in shareholders’ communication. Members gather two to four times a year and meet with a member of the Orange Executive Committee to discuss important strategic subjects concerning the company.

If you’d like to become a member, you can apply by downloading the questionnaire available on the French Committee information page.

Once completed, please return the questionnaire to us at:

Orange - Service Relations Actionnaires
Candidature Comité Consultatif des Actionnaires
111 Quai du Président Roosevelt
CS 70222
92449 Issy Les Moulineaux Cedex
France
 
You can also attach it to an email addressed to: contact@investisseurs-individuels.orange.com (please write "Candidature Comité Consultatif des Actionnaires d’Orange" in the subject line).

 

Shareholders’ Meetings

The Annual General Meeting is a privileged opportunity for shareholders to hear about our results, strategy and growth prospects. It also gives you the opportunity to talk to our senior management and to vote on the resolutions proposed by the company that are necessary for its smooth running, such as the approval of financial statements or the appointment of directors.
For more information, click here.

The company is legally required to inform shareholders of the date of the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting at least 35 days before it takes place, by publishing advance notification in the French official bulletin of legal notices, the Bulletin des Annonces Légales Obligatoires (BALO).

This notice shall include the resolutions which will be put to a shareholder vote and information on how to take part in the Meeting.

A notice which sets out the agenda is sent to registered shareholders at least 15 days before the date of the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting, and is published at the same time in the BALO and in a French national newspaper.

Shareholders can also obtain documentation relating to the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting on request to the company, or by visiting the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting page.

All shareholders, regardless of the number of shares they hold, have the right to participate in the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting.

The Orange 2025 General Meeting has been held on Wednesday 21 May 2025 at 3pm in the Salle Pleyel, 252 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris.
This meeting was also broadcasted live via the Orange website.  You can watch the video again at any time on our website.

To attend the Orange Shareholders’ Meeting in person, the shareholder must request an admission card:

By logging into their securities account to request an admission card online (bearer and registered shareholders).
Or by returning to Uptevia the admission card request form received by post if they are a registered shareholder and have not subscribed to the e-notice service :

Uptevia
CTO Service Assemblées
Grands Moulins de Pantin
9, rue du Débarcadère
93761 Pantin Cedex

All shareholders who hold at least one Orange share no later than 2 trading days of stock exchange prior to the Annual Shareholders’ Meeting are entitled to vote. By voting, you are contributing to the important decisions of the Group.

Three types of vote are possible:

In person on the day of the Shareholders’ Meeting if you are attending with an admission card.

Online, Orange offers a secure e-voting platform, VOTACCESS, which can be reached from your online account from Wednesday 27 April 2022 up until the day before the Shareholders’ Meeting at 3:00 pm (CET). Find out more about e-voting on our Shareholders' Meeting page.

By post, Shareholders can also return their ballot paper to Uptevia, Orange’s central clearing bank, once they have:
   - voted on the resolutions ;
   - granted powers to the Chairman ;
   - granted proxy to another person.
For registered shares: all you need to do is return your personalized ballot paper to Uptevia in the envelope provided with the meeting invitation.
For bearer shares: you can request your ballot paper from your financial intermediary and return it to them once completed. Your financial intermediary is responsible for sending this ballot paper to Uptevia enclosing a certificate of participation.
Shareholders must return their ballot no later than the day before the Meeting at 3:00 pm (working day) with the certificate of participation.

For each resolution a vote "for", "against" or "abstain" can be cast, or no vote.

Reminder:
From 2020 "abstention" votes are no longer counted as "against" votes and are excluded from the calculation of the voting result. From now on, only the votes "for" and the votes "against" are taken into account.
A resolution within the Ordinary Shareholders’ Meeting is approved as soon as it wins more than half of "for" votes.
A resolution within the Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting is approved as soon as it wins more than two thirds of "for" votes.

Written questions

Shareholders can send their written questions no later than two working days before the Shareholders’ Meeting. The certificate of participation (provided by the financial intermediary) must be attached to the letter or email for holders of bearer shares.

You have two possibilities when sending your questions:

by e-mail: assemblee.generale@orange.com

by registered letter with recorded delivery:
   Orange
   A l'attention du Président du Conseil d'administration
   Questions écrites Assemblée générale
   111 Quai du Président Roosevelt
   CS 70222
   92449 Issy Les Moulineaux Cedex
   France

The answers to all written questions will be published on the Orange website, as soon as possible at the end of the Combined Shareholders’ Meeting, and no later than five days after the end of the meeting.

Verbal questions

As part of our ongoing shareholder dialogue, shareholders present in the room will be able to ask their questions during the Q&A session. A system will also be put in place to allow our remote shareholders to ask their questions before and during the General Meeting.

By phone: 0800 05 10 10
By e-mail: assemblee.generale@orange.com

Les questions seront regroupées par thèmes principaux et il y sera répondu en direct pendant l’Assemblée générale dans la limite du temps imparti.