E.ON

Q3: Re-assuring

29/11/19 -"After a down (but in line) in H1, the group showed a recovery in Q3. E.On’s adjusted EBIT was up 20% to €491m. Thanks to this and a more optimistic view of the conditions for Innogy’s ..."

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