Orange

A discount that is shrinking

24/04/25 -"Orange’s EBITDA grew by 3.1% yoy and lfl, aligning with the 3% growth target for 2025. Capex increased by 6% due to different seasonality compared to last year, yet remains within the target of ..."

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