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Number 2 provider for IP television services in the world, number one in Europe.
First operator in the world to launch Mobile HD Voice.
With Orange Business Services, the Group is amongst the world leaders in providing telecoms services to multinational companies.
find out more about facts and figures on the Orange.com site
international footprint
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France
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Africa, Middle-East, Caribbean and Asia
Botswana, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Dominican Republic, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea Conakri, Guinea Bissau, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius island, Niger, Senegal, Vanuatu and Vietnam.
In October 2007, the Group announced the award of a mobile operator license in the Republic of Armenia and the launch of its activities in Uganda under its Orange brand.
Orange Business Services operates in 220 countries and territories.
find out more about the international footprint on the Orange.com site
innovation
The customer is at the heart of our approach to innovation.
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responsibility
“Sustainable development is no longer a debate among specialists, or a fashionable trend. Today, our customers, the public authorities and society as a whole are increasingly aware of these issues and expect companies to take the challenges of sustainable development into account in a responsible manner.We manage these expectations on a daily basis through the interchanges we carry out with our different stakeholders.
As a global telecommunications operator, we have a key role to play in helping our customers meet the challenge of sustainable development. This challenge also brings opportunities for innovation and value creation, which we are determined to seize.”
Didier Lombard, Chairman
find out more about responsibility on the Orange.com site

philanthropy
“The Foundation lies at the heart of the group’s corporate philanthropy and social responsibility policies. Since taking its first steps in 1987, the foundation has supported the company's mission to give everyone the means to communicate.
A focus that it has never lost sight of, committing to a number of causes such as autism, visual and hearing impairments and illiteracy. Major campaigns have supported its actions, such as the promotion of vocal music, for universal communication.”
Didier Lombard, Chairman
find out more about philantropy on the Orange.com site

Orange and the Château de Versailles are offering a new visitor experience for the public within the gardens of the Château de Versailles thanks to the mobile multimedia application "Jardins Versailles".

Orange unveils its new industrial project, "conquests 2015"
Stéphane Richard, Chief Executive Officer of France Telecom-Orange unveiled his Group-wide industrial project to the press on Monday, 5 July.