Present in Côte d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso, and Liberia, the Orange Côte d’Ivoire Group closed the 2025 fiscal year with a solid growth momentum of +10.4% YoY, despite a context marked by increased competition, a more stringent regulatory environment, and pressures on the mobile money and fixed internet markets.
The Group demonstrated resilience and agility in each of its operating countries by adapting its commercial and operational strategies to local realities. This ability to adapt, supported by significant investments of 184 billion CFA francs (15.4% of revenue) to strengthen network quality and coverage, resulted in an increase in all operational indicators.
In this dynamic, the Group deployed 1,131 new sites across all its markets, effectively meeting the growing connectivity and service quality needs of customers. This infrastructure deployment improved coverage in rural areas, reduced the digital divide, and enhanced inclusion by facilitating access to voice and internet services for a larger population. With these advancements, the total fixed, mobile, and internet customer base reached 38.5 million (+9%), demonstrating the relevance of investments made, the attractiveness of offers, and the effectiveness of implemented commercial activities.
Challenging Markets, Tailored Strategic Responses
In 2025, the Orange Côte d’Ivoire Group implemented targeted strategic plans combining network investments, commercial innovation, and operational discipline. These actions strengthened its leadership position and led to progress across all key indicators.
• In Côte d’Ivoire, investments in mobile and fiber expanded network coverage, driving growth in the mobile subscriber base and usage. This performance was also supported by a strong distribution network and high adoption of commercial offers.
• In Burkina Faso, growth was maintained despite regulatory tightening and specific obligations related to the status of “powerful operator.” This performance was based on network investments that improved service quality and enhanced the performance of mobile, fiber, and Orange Money services.
• In Liberia, continuous improvement of the 4G network provided a smoother experience, opening up new growth opportunities. The implementation of a “floor price” policy on voice and the distribution dynamics in mobile, Orange Money, and Orange Energies also contributed to revenue growth.
These performances translated at the Group level into a total mobile base of 37.6 million subscribers (+8.6%). Usage dynamics are reflected in the strong growth of the 4G base, which reached 16.7 million subscribers (+25.2%).
Ongoing innovation shapes the customer experience, with the launch of the OM Pay application, energizing the digital payments sector. This progress is evident in the sustained growth of Orange Money, with 40.0 million customers (+10.2%). High-speed fixed broadband also confirms its role as a growth driver, with 680,799 Broadband subscribers (+39.4%). This performance is supported by continuous investments in network modernization and fiber deployment, providing populations with fast and stable internet access daily.
Financial Results 2025
In the 2025 fiscal year, the Orange Côte d’Ivoire Group recorded consolidated revenue of 1,197.1 billion CFA francs, up 10.4% compared to the 2024 fiscal year.
EBITDAaL stood at 424.1 billion CFA francs, up 8.7%, driven by revenue growth and the implementation of operational efficiency plans, in a context of intense competition, especially in the mobile money market.
The cluster’s net result amounted to 167.8 billion CFA francs as of December 31, 2025, up by +6.1% compared to the previous fiscal year. This performance was mitigated by exceptional effects, including customs fines in Orange Burkina Faso. Excluding this impact, the net result would have shown a growth of +9.3%.
The Board of Directors proposes to the Ordinary General Meeting to distribute a gross dividend of 120.5 billion CFA francs. The gross dividend per share would be 800 CFA francs. This amount would correspond, applying the current IRVM rate, to a net dividend per share of 720 CFA francs for legal entities and 704 CFA francs for individuals.
Concrete Societal Commitment Serving Communities in Our Three Countries
In 2025, the Orange Côte d’Ivoire Group continued and strengthened its commitment to sustainable and inclusive growth. Building on the ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certifications obtained in 2024, the Group took a further step in structuring its CSR approach by obtaining the LUCIE Progress label.
This labeling confirms a clear ambition: to make economic value creation a lever for concrete environmental and social progress, serving communities in each of its three operating countries.
Thus, through its three Foundations and seven Orange Digital Centers, the Group addresses essential priorities for populations: education, health, digital inclusion, employability, and inclusion of vulnerable groups.
