Over the first three months of 2022, Orange presented stable results, with revenue of 10.6 billion euros, up 0.7%.
The time is neither euphoria nor panic at Orange. For the first quarter of 2022, the last of the Stéphane Richard era before the arrival of Christel Heydemann at the helm of the operator, the French group presented stable results, with a turnover of 10.6 billion euros. , up 0.7%.
Orange can once again thank Africa and the Middle East, an area in which its activities brought in 1.7 billion euros (+8.7%). Conversely, Spain continues to weigh down the operator’s performance, with sales down 4.6%. But the tricolor company hopes to rely on a merger with MasMovil to relaunch on the Spanish market.
In Europe as a whole, Orange’s revenues fell by 2% over the first three months of the year, to 2.6 billion euros. In France, the decline was more slight (-0.7%), with 4.4 billion euros in revenue earned in the first quarter. To raise the bar, the operator is betting on its new Livebox 6, which has achieved “an excellent business start”according to Fabienne Dulac, the boss of Orange France.