Bouygues (EN) Partnership summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Partnership summary
15 Oct, 2025Opening remarks and agenda
Conference call introduced by CEO with key executives present to address questions and outline the joint bid for Altice France assets.
Bouygues Telecom, Free-Iliad Group, and Orange announced a joint non-binding offer to acquire a significant portion of Altice's telecommunications activities in France.
Objectives of the partnership
Joint non-binding offer with Free-Iliad Group and Orange to acquire major Altice France assets for €17 billion, aiming to preserve market competition and deliver value to all stakeholders.
Transaction seeks to ensure long-term favorable market conditions, network resilience, and improved investment returns.
Aim to ensure continuity of service for SFR customers and strengthen investments in superfast network resilience, cybersecurity, and new technologies like AI.
Partner introductions and roles
Bouygues Telecom, Free-Iliad Group, and Orange are the main partners, each taking specific asset segments and responsibilities.
Key executives from each partner present to answer questions and clarify roles.
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