Orange has successfully priced a USD 6 billion bond issuance, with settlement and delivery expected on January 13, 2026. This offering, which was more than 8x oversubscribed at times, consists of 5 tranches: Format - Fixed rate, Term - January 2029, Notional - USD 750 million, Coupon - 4.00%, Re-offer spread - US Treasury Bond + 50 bps. Format - Fixed rate, Term - January 2031, Notional - USD 1.25 billion, Coupon - 4.25%, Re-offer spread - US Treasury Bond + 70 bps.

Format - Fixed rate, Term - January 2033, Notional - USD 1.5 billion, Coupon - 4.75%, Re-offer spread - US Treasury Bond + 85 bps. Format - Fixed rate, Term - January 2036, Notional - USD 2 billion, Coupon - 5.00%, Re-offer spread - US Treasury Bond + 95 bps. Format - Fixed rate, Term - January 2056, Notional - USD 500 million, Coupon - 5.75%, Re-offer spread - US Treasury Bond + 100 bps.

Orange plans to use the proceeds for general corporate purposes, which may include the repayment of certain outstanding indebtedness of MasOrange to be assumed in connection with Orange's acquisition of the remaining 50% of MasOrange. With a weighted average coupon of 4.72% for an average maturity of 9 years, this first US dollars issuance since 2016 allows Orange to benefit from diversification in its pool of credit investors.