Orange Secures 500 Million Euros Financing for 4G, 5G Networks in France

Orange Telecom, a French Multinational Telecommunications company and one of the largest telecom operators in Europe, has entered into a loan agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) for a sum of 500 million euros to partly finance Orange‘s deployment of 5G Network and strengthen its 4G Mobile network capacity in rural areas of France. The loan was disbursed on March 1st.

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Loan by EIB

This loan by EIB supports Orange in its strategy of responsible innovation and enhanced connectivity throughout France. Orange says its 4G and 5G Networks work in a complementary nature to offer the best experience quality to its consumer and business clients across the region.

According to the statement, this financing is globally aligned with the roadmap of Orange’s new strategic plan: Lead the future, which the telco unveiled on February 16, 2023. Orange’s lead the future is built on four pillars, which according to the company are:

Pillar 1: Capitalising on our core business, to reinforce our excellence and service quality
Pillar 2: Capitalising on infrastructure in all the countries where the Group is active
Pillar 3: Transforming Orange Business Services to accelerate growth in the Enterprise segment and strengthen Orange’s position in cybersecurity
Pillar 4: Continuing to grow in Africa and the Middle East

The pillars focus on driving Fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) rollout, capitalising on infrastructure across all the countries the Group operates in, and Rebranding Orange Business Services while focusing on expanding its presence in Africa and the Middle East.