Orange SA

Orange SA’s stock climbs to a 52‑week high, driven by solid 5G, cloud and IoT investments, showing strong returns and a resilient valuation amid EU net‑zero pushes.

Orange’s stock price has experienced extreme volatility over the past year, with a price-to-earnings ratio of 46.383 and a 52-week low of 9.366 EUR, raising concerns about the company’s financial health.

Orange’s stock price has reached a 52-week high, but its valuation is considered overpriced due to a high price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-book ratio, raising concerns for investors.

Orange SA reported mixed Q2 2025 financials, with stable revenue growth driven by Africa and the Middle East, but upgraded its full-year guidance to EBITDA growth above 3%.

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Orange SA has demonstrated resilience in the European telecommunications market, with a 31.25% gain in stock price and a market capitalization of 34.74 billion EUR.

Orange’s stock value has shown moderate growth, with a steady price trajectory and reasonable valuation metrics, but investors should remain cautious before making investment decisions.

Orange’s stable share price may be a sign of short-term stability, but its long-term prospects remain uncertain.

Orange’s stock price has reached a 52-week high of 13.44 EUR, but has since declined to 13.04 EUR, with a 52-week low of 9.366 EUR in December 2024.

Orange’s stock price has reached a 52-week high of 13.44 EUR, with a moderate valuation based on its current price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios.