Orange Buys Treasury Shares to Support Long-Term Incentive Plans
The telecommunications group said the long-term incentive plans are subject to conditions related to continued employment and performance.
Orange has announced the purchase of treasury shares under its share buyback programme to meet obligations linked to its long-term incentive plans for corporate officers and senior employees.
The telecommunications group said the long-term incentive plans are subject to conditions related to continued employment and performance. The schemes are designed to align key Group managers with the company’s strategic objectives and allow them to participate in the success of its long-term plan.
The share buyback programme was authorised by Orange’s Shareholders’ General Meeting on 19 May 2026 under its 13th resolution. The resolution was subsequently activated by the company’s Board of Directors on the same date.
The shares being repurchased are ordinary Orange shares, identified by ISIN 0000133308 and listed on Euronext Paris in Compartment A. The issuer is identified by Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) 969500MCOONR8990S771.
Orange carried out cash purchases of its shares between 16 and 22 September 2026 as part of the programme. The company said the purchases are intended to support the fulfilment of obligations arising from its long-term incentive arrangements.
