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Leica Geosystems renews global WAN contract with Orange Business Services for another 3 years

WAN for some 50 sites in 28 countries around the globeLeica Geosystems, a world leader in measuring solutions, and part of the Hexagon Group, Sweden,renews its global Wide Area Network (WAN) contract with Orange Business Services for an additional three years. Headquartered in Heerbrugg, Switzerland, the global WAN for Leica Geosystems connects more than 3,500 employees in 50 sites in 28 countries around the world. Leica Geosystems trusts in Orange’s excellence in network operations since 2005 and profits from high quality and cost efficient solutions. A further reason for the renewal

Orange signs Letter of Intent with Hi3G Access AB and Europolitan Vodafone regarding infrastructure co-operation

Orange signs Letter of Intent with Hi3G Access AB and Europolitan Vodafone regarding infrastructure co-operation Today Orange took a formal step towards co-operating with 3G Infrastructure Services AB - the established joint venture between Hi3G Access AB and Europolitan Vodafone to build and operate a 3G infrastructure. Through a Letter of Intent Orange is offered co- ownership in this venture. The co-operation only involves the building and operating of a joint UMTS-infrastructure in Sweden. The Letter of Intent gives Orange an offer to become a third partner of 3G Infrastructure Services

Orange wins Swedish UMTS licence

ORANGE WINS SWEDISH UMTS LICENCE Stockholm, December 16. The Post and Telecom Agency has today decided to offer Orange Sverige a license for next generation mobile telephony. Orange Sverige now looks forward to fulfilling its commitments to Sweden. The network will be rolled out at the fastest possible pace and cover the entire Swedish population already by 2003. "We are pleased to have been offered a licence in Sweden. We think PTS has taken a decision in the interest of the Swedish people. With our roll- out plan, we believe that Swedes will be among the first in Europe to be able to take

Orange Sverige 3G market survey indicates rapid take-up of 3G services in Sweden

ORANGE SVERIGE 3G MARKET SURVEY INDICATES RAPID TAKE-UP OF 3G SERVICES IN SWEDEN Within 5 years of launch 55% of the Swedish consumers will subscribe to 3G mobile services, increasing to over 80% in the longer term. The high acceptance of 3G mobile services, such as mobile Internet access, is underpinned by the willingness to spend substantial additional amounts for these services. These facts were found out in a survey commissioned by Orange Sverige AB and carried out by Temo, a well known Swedish market survey organisation. - Sweden will in many ways serve as the beta-test for the mobile

Orange promises full coverage by 2003

ORANGE PROMISES FULL COVERAGE BY 2003 Stockholm, September 1 2000. Orange Sverige AB is determined to carry out a record-breaking roll-out of its UMTS network and promises full population coverage already by 2003. This commitment is given in the Orange tender for a UMTS license that was submitted to the PTS (The National Post and Telecom Agency) today. Orange further commits to making the first UMTS calls on their network as early as spring 2001. The first commercial services will be launched in autumn 2001 subject to successful negotiations with PTS to allow us to advance the take up of

Invitation to press conference

INVITATION TO PRESS CONFERENCE THE ORANGE CONSORTIUM PRESENTS ITS UMTS-APPLICATION On Friday, September 1, the Consortium consisting of Orange, France Telecom, Bredbandsbolaget, Skanska and Schibsted will be handing in its application for one of the four Swedish UMTS licenses to the National Post and Telecom Agency (PTS, Post- och Telestyrelsen). You are hereby invited to the press conference where the Consortium will be presenting its roll-out plans and its UMTS- application in detail. Participants representing the Consortium at the press conference will be: Mr. Mike Latimer (Group

France Telecom through Orange, Bredbandsbolaget, Skanska and Schibsted to apply for swedish UMTS licence

FRANCE TELECOM THROUGH ORANGE, BREDBANDSBOLAGET, SKANSKA AND SCHIBSTED TO APPLY FOR SWEDISH UMTS LICENCE Stockholm, 17 August 2000. France Telecom through Orange, Bred- bandsbolaget, Skanska and Schibsted jointly announced the formation of a consortium, under the name Orange, to apply for a Swedish UMTS licence. The consortium partnership's blend of mobile operations experience, leading edge broadband expertise and an unrivalled Swedish civil engineering pedigree is coming together under the leading wirefree brand - Orange. The consortium partners each recognise Sweden's position as one of

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