Orange Romania

Romanian telecommunications company

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Orange România

Company type| Subsidiary
Industry| Telecommunications
Founded| 1997; 28 years ago (1997) (as Mobilrom)
Headquarters| Bucharest, Romania

Key people

| Julien Ducarroz (CEO)
Revenue|  € 913 million (2012)[1]

Net income

| 41,200,000 euro (2018)

Number of employees

| 2,366 (2018)
Parent| Orange Belgium (80%)
Ministry Of Research, Innovation And Digitalization (20%) [2]
Website| www.orange.ro
Former logo of Dialog

Orange România is a broadband Internet service provider and mobile provider in Romania. It is Romania's largest GSM network operator[3] which is majority owned by Orange S.A. that also uses some of the Telekom Romania infrastructure, the biggest initial investor, who gradually increased its ownership.

Between 1997 and April 2002, the company was named Mobil Rom, operated under two brand names Dialog (for monthly subscription plans, in Romanian means "dialogue") and Alo[4] (for prepay services). In April 2002, after France Télécom gained a majority stake it was re-branded to comply with the group's global strategy. As of December 2012, Orange Romania has 10.3 million mobile subscribers.[1]

Orange is in head-to-head competition with Vodafone Romania for one of the most dynamic mobile telephony markets in south eastern Europe. Currently the mobile penetration is at about 115% (active users only). Orange edged ahead of Vodafone (formerly Connex) in terms of number of subscribers in September 2004. They are the main mobile telephony operators, with Orange having a market share of almost 38% of the total market (active and inactive users).

Orange România also controls 4% of the Moldovan operator Orange Moldova.

## YOXO

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In 2020 Orange Romania launches it's branch YOXO Romania as a virtual mobile network.[5]

## Radio frequency summary

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The following is a list of known frequencies which Orange uses in Romania:

Frequencies used on the Orange Romania Network  MCC | MNC | Frequency | Band number | Protocol (Downlink/Uplink speed) | Class | Notes

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226 | 10 | 900 MHz | 8 | GSM/GPRS/EDGE | 2G |
226 | 10 | 900 MHz | 8 | UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+ (21.6 Mbit/s/5.76 Mbit/s) | 3G | 3G Phase-out 2025[6]
226 | 10 | 2100 MHz | 1 | UMTS/HSPA/HSPA+/DC-HSDPA (43.2 Mbit/s/5.76 Mbit/s) | 3G | 3G Phase-out 2025[6]
226 | 10 | 1800 MHz | B3 | LTE (142 Mbit/s/47.5 Mbit/s) | 4G | Downlink speeds can be up to 355.6 Mbit/s through CA_3A_7A_20A
226 | 10 | 2600 MHz | B7 | LTE (992 Mbit/s/470.5 Mbit/s) | 4G | Downlink speeds can be up to 355.6 Mbit/s through CA_3A_7A_20A
226 | 10 | 800 MHz | B20 | LTE (71.2 Mbit/s/25 Mbit/s) | 4G | Downlink speeds can be up to 500Mbit/s through CA_3A_7A_20A
226 | 10 | 700 MHz | B28 | LTE (71.2 Mbit/s/25 Mbit/s) | 4G | Downlink speeds can be up to 150Mbit/s
226 | 10 | 1500 MHz | B32 | LTE | 4G | Limited network development (2024–03)
226 | 10 | 1800 MHz | n3 | 5G NSA | 5G |
226 | 10 | 2600 MHz | n7 | 5G NSA | 5G |
226 | 10 | 800 MHz | n20 | 5G NSA | 5G |
226 | 10 | 700 MHz | n28 | 5G NSA | 5G |
226 | 10 | 3500 MHz | n78 | 5G NSA | 5G |
An Orange Shop in Iaşi\- a retail shop for Orange services and mobile phones

## See also

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* List of mobile network operators
* Communications media in Romania

## References

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1. ^ a b "Financial indicators in Romania". Orange. 2013-06-13. Archived from the original on August 11, 2013. Retrieved 2013-08-10.
2. ^ "Orange anunță finalizarea fuziunii dintre Orange Romania S.A. și Orange Romania Communications S.A. Pe 1 iunie 2024". 30 May 2024.
3. ^ "Orange: Growth undermined by roaming and interconnection". Ziarul Financiar. Archived from the original on 2008-05-10. Retrieved 2008-05-18.
4. ^ "Alo" is the word used to greet people over the phone in Romanian
5. ^ "Orange anunță lansarea YOXO" [Orange announces the launch of YOXO]. Europa FM. March 26, 2020.
6. ^ a b "Orange va renunța gradual la tehnologia 3G". newsroom.orange.ro. January 22, 2024.

## External links

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* Official website
* Orange Moldova

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Mobile phone companies operating in Romania

Classical operators|

* Digi
* Orange
* Telekom
* Vodafone

MVNO|

* YOXO Romania

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Orange S.A.

Subsidiaries|

* Belgium
* Botswana
* Cameroon
* Central African Republic
* Democratic Republic of the Congo
* Egypt
* France
* Guinea
* Guinea-Bissau
* Ivory Coast
* Luxembourg
* Madagascar
* Mali
* Morocco
* Niger
* Poland
* Réunion
* Romania
* Slovakia
* Spain
* Tunisia
* Uganda
* GlobeCast
* World TV
* Orange Business Services
* India
* Orange Marine

Shareholdings|

* BT Group (4%)
* Jordan Telecom Group (51%)
* Jordan Telecom
* Orange Jordan
* Korek Telecom (20%)
* Mauritius Telecom (40%)
* OCS (67%)
* Sonatel (42%)
* Telecom Vanuatu Limited (50%)
* Telkom Kenya (70%)

Products and services|

Libon

Corporate directors|

Stéphane Richard (Chairman and CEO)

Controversies|

Orange S.A. suicides
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