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Orange S.A.

ORA · Euronext Paris · Communication Services · €38.3B

Operates as a telecommunications provider offering mobile voice and data services, fixed broadband, B2B network solutions, IT services, and cloud infrastructure across France and internationally.

Technical Bias: Neutral
€14.57+€0.00 (+0.00%)Delayed

As of Oct 16, 2026

Summary

Orange S.A. is a French telecommunications and communications services company with a market capitalisation of €38.3 billion. The stock trades at €14.57 on Euronext Paris and currently shows a neutral technical lean, though it has fallen 8.7 percent over the past month despite gaining 8.0 percent over the full year.

Price history

Daily candles · adjusted close

As of Oct 16, 2026

Performance

1D

+0.00%

1W

+5.01%

1M

-8.74%

3M

-10.01%

YTD

+5.20%

1Y

+8.05%

As of Oct 16, 2026

Technical indicators

RSI (14)
52.2Neutral
MACD (12,26,9)
0.11Bullish
Moving averages
50: 15.08 · 200: 16.28Bearish
Support / Resistance
€13.67 / €15.70

Technical Bias

Neutral

1 Bullish · 1 Bearish · 1 Neutral

Orange S.A. is trading at €14.57 between support at €13.67 and resistance at €15.70. The technical picture is split: MACD shows a bullish signal at 0.11, RSI sits neutral at 52.2, and the moving average setup is bearish with the 50-day (€15.08) trading below the 200-day (€16.28). This is a derived technical read, not investment advice.

A transparent read of the indicators below — not a prediction or recommendation.

As of Oct 16, 2026

Fundamentals

Market cap
€38.3B
P/E ratio
13.33
EPS
€1.08
Profit margin
9.98%
Revenue growth (YoY)
+5.5%
Free cash flow
€3.46B
Beta
0.27
52-week range
€12.91 – €18.34
Dividend yield
5.40%
Ex-dividend date
Dec 1, 2026
Next earnings
Oct 27, 2026 (9 days)

As of Oct 18, 2026

Upcoming catalysts

  • Earnings reportOct 27, 2026 · EPS estimate 0.33
  • Ex-dividend dateDec 1, 2026 · 0.75 / share

As of Oct 18, 2026

Latest news

As of Oct 18, 2026

MonkeyTrade's Take on Orange S.A.

Our read on the signals above — informational, not a recommendation.

Short-term outlook

Orange shares lean mildly bearish into the next few weeks: the price sits below both its 50-day (€15.08) and 200-day (€16.28) averages after an 8.7% monthly drop, even though MACD's bullish cross and a neutral RSI of 52.2 hint the selling pressure is easing. A hold above €13.67 support would keep that stabilisation story intact, while a break below shifts the read decisively lower; no earnings catalyst is imminent, with results not due until October 27, 2026.

Medium-term outlook

Orange's numbers paint a steady, income-oriented picture: a 13.33 P/E, 5.5% revenue growth, a 10% profit margin and a 5.4% dividend yield suggest a business generating solid cash returns without needing rapid growth to justify its valuation. With the technical picture neutral, the medium-term case rests on fundamentals holding rather than momentum building. A sustained slip in revenue growth or margin would be the key signal to reassess that balance.

Key risks

  • SpaceX’s push to become a wireless carrier highlights the growing threat of satellite-based competition to traditional telecom operators like Orange.
  • The stock trades well below its 52-week high of €18.34, suggesting investors have been cautious on European telecom names recently.
  • A relatively low beta of 0.27 points to muted sensitivity to broader market swings, which can also mean limited upside participation if sentiment improves.
  • Share buyback activity and revenue growth of 5.5% are positives, but a modest profit margin of 10.0% leaves limited room to absorb any cost or competitive pressure in the sector.

About Orange S.A.

Orange S.A. is a major European telecommunications operator, listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker ORA. Operating within the Communication Services sector and the Telecom Services industry, Orange provides mobile, fixed-line and internet services across multiple markets, giving it a well-established position within Europe's telecom landscape. With a market capitalisation of €38.3 billion, it ranks among the larger players in its field.

Orange's key figures point to a mature, income-oriented business. A price-to-earnings ratio of 13.33 suggests the stock trades at a moderate valuation relative to its earnings, typical of established telecom operators. Meanwhile, its dividend yield of +5.4% reflects a business that returns a notable portion of profits to shareholders, a common trait among infrastructure-heavy telecom companies with steady cash flows.

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