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List of Orange Group Entities LIST OF ORANGE GROUP ENTITIES The list below details all of Orange SA’s consolidated entities and associates at December 31, 2015. COMPANY COUNTRY Orange SA Parent Company France Consolidated companies France Segment % Interest Country Auvergne Très haut débit 100.00 France CAPS Très Haut Débit SA 100.00 France Corsica Haut débit 100.00 France Gironde Haut Débit 100.00 France Grand Dax Très Haut Débit 100.00 France Générale de Téléphone SA 100.00 France Languedoc Roussillon Haut Débit 100.00 France Laval Haut Débit 100.00 France Morbihan Haut Débit 100.00 France Nordnet 100.00 France Orange Assistance 100.00 France Orange Caraïbe 100.00 France Orange Promotions 100.00 France Orange Réseau Franchise 100.00 France SPM Telecom (Saint Pierre et Miquelon) 70.00 France w-HA 100.00 France Spain Segment % Interest Country Jazzplat Colombia 100,00 Colombia Orange Espagne 100,00 Spain Inversiones en Telecomunicaciones 66,67 Spain Jazz Telecom S.A.U. 100,00 Spain Jazzplat Espana S.L.U. 100,00 Spain Orange Catalunya Xaxet de Telecomunicacións 100,00 Spain Orange Espagne Distribucion 100,00 Spain Orange Espana Servicios de Telemarketing 100,00 Spain Orange España Virtual 100,00 Spain Jazztel Netherlands B.V. 100,00 Netherland Jazzcom Limited 100,00 United Kingdom Orange Spain plc. 100,00 United Kingdom Poland Segment % Interest Country TP SA Eurofinance France 50.67 France Orange Retail 50.67 Poland Orange Szkolenia 50.67 Poland Fundacja Orange 50.67 Poland Integrated Solutions 50.67 Poland Orange Customer Service 50.67 Poland Orange Polska 50.67 Poland Orange Real Estate 50.67 Poland PTE Orange Polska 50.67 Poland Telefony Podlaskie 45.24 Poland TP Invest 50.67 Poland TP Teltech 50.67 Poland Belgium and Luxembourg Segment % Interest Country Mobistar 52.91 Belgium Smart services Network 52.90 Belgium Walcom SA 52.91 Belgium Orange Communications Luxembourg 52.91 Luxembourg Central European countries Segment % Interest Country Orange Moldova 94.35 Moldova Orange Systems 94.35 Moldova Orange Romania 97.74 Romania Universal 2002 97.74 Romania Orange Services 97.74 Romania Orange Money SRL 97.74 Romania Orange Slovensko 100.00 Slovakia Orange Corpsec 100.00 Slovakia Africa & Middle East Segment % Interest Country Atlas Countries Support 100.00 Belgium Atlas International Investments 100.00 Belgium MT Telecom 100.00 Belgium Orange Botswana 73.68 Botswana Fimocam 100.00 Cameroon Orange Cameroun 94.40 Cameroon Orange Cameroon Multimedia Services 94.40 Cameroon Orange RDC 100.00 Democratic Republic of Congo Congo Chine Telecom International Network 100.00 Democratic Republic of Congo Pan Communication Investments 100.00 Democratic Republic of Congo ECMS 98.92 Egypt ECMTS 98.92 Egypt Link Egypt 98.92 Egypt LinkdotNET 98.92 Egypt Link One 98.68 Egypt Mobinil Telecommunications 100.00 Egypt Mobinil for Importing SAE 98.91 Egypt Mobinil Services Company 96.97 Egypt FCR Côte d’Ivoire 90.00 France Orange Middle-East & Africa 100.00 France StarAfrica 100.00 France Orange Guinée (2) 38.17 Guinea Orange Bissau (2) 38.10 Guinea Bissau Côte d'Ivoire Multimédia 45.90 Ivory Coast Côte d'Ivoire Telecom (1) 45.90 Ivory Coast Groupement Orange Services 65.85 Ivory Coast Orange Côte d'Ivoire 85.00 Ivory Coast E-Dimension 51.00 Jordan JIT CO 100.00 Jordan Jordan Telecom 51.00 Jordan Mobilecom 51.00 Jordan Jordan Data Communications Co 51.00 Jordan Miraka 100.00 Madagascar Orange Madagascar 71.79 Madagascar Orange Money Madagascar 50.26 Madagascar Orange Mali (2) 29.65 Mali Medi Telecom 49.00 Morocco Medi Telecom Distribution 49.00 Morocco Rimcom 100.00 Mauritius Telsea Mauritius 60.80 Mauritius Orange Niger 88.94 Niger Orange Centrafrique 100.00 Republic central african Sonatel (2) 42.33 Senegal Sonatel Business Solutions 42.33 Senegal Sonatel Mobile (2) 42.33 Senegal Sonatel Multimedia 42.33 Senegal FCR Vietnam PTE 74.00 Vietnam (1) Orange SA owns and controls 90% of the share capital of FCR Cote d’Ivoire, which in turn owns and controls 51% of the share capital of Côte d’Ivoire Telecom. (2) Orange controls and consolidates Sonatel and its subsidiaries under the terms of the shareholders' agreement as supplemented by the Strategic Commitee Charter dated July 13. 2005. Orange SA owns and control 100 % of the share capital of FCR which owns and controls 42.33% of the share capital of Sonatel. Enterprise Segment % Interest Country Orange Business Services Argentina S.A 100.00 Argentina Equant Limited Liability Company 100.00 Armenia Orange Business Services Australia Pty Ltd 100.00 Australia Orange Business Austria GmbH 100.00 Austria EGN B.V 100.00 Azerbaijan EGN B.V 100.00 Bahrain Equant Ltd. 100.00 Belarus Orange Application for Business Belgium 100.00 Belgium Orange Business Belgium S.A. 100.00 Belgium Orange Cyberdéfense Belgium 100.00 Belgium Equant Bermuda 100.00 Bermuda Equant Brasil Ltda. 100.00 Brazil Equant Holding Brasil Ltda 100.00 Brazil Equant Services Brasil Ltda. 100.00 Brazil Equant Bulgaria Ltd. 100.00 Bulgaria Orange Business Services Canada Inc. 100.00 Canada Fime Inc 100.00 Canada Equant Chile. S.A. 100.00 Chile Equant Telecommunications Technology (Beijing) Co. Ltd. 100.00 China Equant Telecommunications Technology (Beijing) Co. Ltd. 100.00 China Orange Business Services Colombia S.A. 100.00 Colombia OBCR Orange Business Costa Rica S.A. 100.00 Costa Rica Orange Business Hrvatska d.o.o. 100.00 Croatia Equant Telecommunications (Cyprus) Limited 100.00 Cyprus Orange Business Czech Republic s.r.o. 100.00 Czech Republic Orange Business Denmark A/S 100.00 Denmark Equant Republica Dominicana. C.A. 100.00 Dominican Republic Equant Egypt for Communications S.A.E. 100.00 Egypt Equant Services Egypt LLC 100.00 Egypt Equant El Salvador. S.A. de C.V. 100.00 El Salvador Orange Business Services Estonia OU 100.00 Estonia Orange Business Finland Oy 100.00 Finland Altenor 100.00 France Atheos Management 100.00 France EGT 100.00 France Equant France S.A. 100.00 France Equant S.A. 100.00 France FIME 100.00 France GlobeCast France 100.00 France GlobeCast Holding 100.00 France GlobeCast Reportages 100.00 France Inoven 100.00 France Neocles Corporate 100.00 France Netia 100.00 France Network Related Services 100.00 France Orange Connectivuty Workspace Services 100.00 France Orange Applications for Business Belgium 100.00 France Orange Business Services Participations 100.00 France Orange Cloud for Business 100.00 France Orange Consulting 100.00 France Ocean 100.00 France Financière Cybelle 100.00 France Cloudwatt 100.00 France Orange Cyberdefense 100.00 France SCI Groupe Silicomp 100.00 France Telefact 69.53 France Equant Georgia Limited 100.00 Georgia Orange Business Germany GmbH 100.00 Germany Equant Ghana Ltd. 100.00 Ghana Equant Gibraltar Ltd. 100.00 Gibraltar Equant Communications Hellas. S.A. 100.00 Greece Equant France S.A (Guadeloupe Branch) 100.00 Guadeloupe Equant Guam LLC 100.00 Guam Equant Guatemala S.A. 100.00 Guatemala Equant Honduras S.A. 100.00 Honduras Orange Business Services Hong Kong Limited 100.00 Hong Kong Orange Applications for Business Hong Kong 100.00 Hong Kong Equant Hungary Telecommunications Services Ltd. 100.00 Hungary Equant Iceland Ehf 100.00 Iceland Equant India Private Limited 100.00 India Global One (India) Private Limited 100.00 India Orange Business Services India Network Private Limited 100.00 India Orange Business Services India Solutions Private Limited 100.00 India Orange Business Services India Technology Private Limited 100.00 India Silicomp India 100.00 India Orange Business Services Singapore Pte, Ltd 100.00 Indonesia Equant S.A 100.00 Iran Equant Network Services International Limited 100.00 Ireland Equant Network Systems Limited 100.00 Ireland France Telecom Israel Ltd. 100.00 Israel GlobeCast Italie 100.00 Italy EGN B.V 100.00 Italy Orange Business Italy s.p.a. 100.00 Italy Equant Ivory Coast S.A. 100.00 Ivory Coast Equant Jamaica Limited 100.00 Jamaica Fime Japon 100.00 Japan Orange Business Services Japan Co.. Ltd. 100.00 Japan Equant LLP 100.00 Kazakhstan Equant Kyrgyz Ltd. 100.00 Kyrgyzstan Equant Latvia Ltd. 100.00 Latvia Globecast Near & Middle East S.A.L. Offshore 99.75 Lebanon Equant S.A 100.00 Lebanon Equant Lietuva UAB 100.00 Lietuva Orange Business Luxembourg S.A. 100.00 Luxembourg Equant Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. 100.00 Malaysia Equant Services Malaysia Sdn. Bhd 100.00 Malaysia Orange Applications for Business Malaysia 100.00 Malaysia EGN B.V (Malta Branch) 100.00 Malta Equant S.A (Martinique Branch) 100.00 Martinique Orange Business Services Mauritius Limited 100.00 Mauritius Equant Mauritius Holdings Ltd. 100.00 Mauritius France Telecom Servicios 100.00 Mexico Orange Business Services Mexico. S.A. de C.V. 100.00 Mexico Equant Morocco Inc. 100.00 Morocco Equant European Networks B.V. 100.00 Netherlands Equant Global Network 100.00 Netherlands Newsforce International Holdings 100.00 Netherlands Orange Business Netherlands B.V. 100.00 Netherlands Equant New Zealand Limited 100.00 New Zealand Equant Nicaragua. S.A. 100.00 Nicaragua Equant Nigeria Ltd. 100.00 Nigeria Orange Business Norway AS 100.00 Norway Equant Pakistan (Private) Limited 100.00 Pakistan Equant Panama Inc. 100.00 Panama Equant Peru S.A. 100.00 Peru Equant Philippines Inc. 100.00 Philippines Orange Business Services Poland Sp.zo.o 100.00 Poland Orange Business Portugal S.A. 100.00 Portugal Equant Puerto Rico Inc. 100.00 Puerto Rico EGN LLC 100.00 Qatar Fime Korea 100.00 Republic of Korea Equant Global One Korea Ltd. 100.00 Republic of Korea Equant France S.A (Réunion Branch) 100.00 Réunion Equant Romania S.A.
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