E.ON SE

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E.ON SE is an international investor-owned energy company, which engages in providing energy networks and customer solutions. It develops and sells products and solutions for private, commercial and industrial customers. It operates through the Energy Networks and Customer Solutions segments. The Energy Networks segment consists of E.ON’s power and gas distribution networks and related activities. The Customer Solutions segment serves as the platform for working with E.ON’s customers to actively shape Europe’s energy transition. The company was founded on June 16, 2000, and is headquartered Essen, Germany.

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Energy provider E.on, which got a shoeing on social media for sending its customers a pair of socks so they can save money by turning the heating down, has apologised for the ill-advised marketing stunt. The group's E.onNext division, which promises customers the can “enjoy 100% renewable electricity at no extra cost” sent brighrly coloured socks to 30,000 customers as part of an energy-saving initiative.

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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF (Reuters) -German energy group E.ON plans to invest about 27 billion euros ($30 billion) in its core business, including networks and retail power, by 2026, it said on Tuesday, joining rivals in launching ambitious funding offensives.

E.ON to invest $30 billion to prepare grids, customers for green future

E.ON, Europe's largest operator of energy networks, targets 2 to 4 billion euros ($2.3-$4.5 billion) in proceeds from asset sales as well as partnerships by 2026, it said on Tuesday, ahead of its capital markets day.

E.ON targets up to $4.5 billion in proceeds from portfolio adjustments

E.ON SE said Wednesday that net profit and sales climbed in the third quarter, and backed its forecasts for the year.

E.ON backs annual forecasts as profit and sales climb

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E.ON SE said Wednesday that profit more than doubled in the second quarter and raised its full-year outlook.

E.ON 2Q profit more than doubles and raises full-year outlook

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E. ON SE's (EONGY) Management on Q1 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

E.ON, Europe's largest energy networks operator, on Tuesday posted a 14% rise in first-quarter operating earnings after its British power retail division swung to a profit following a major overhaul.

Strong power retail business lifts E.ON's Q1 profit

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If you read my last article on E.ON, you know that I advocated investors to take a look at this company based on the multiple expansion potential inherent in valuation. Well, the company now trades close to €10/share on the native listing. The upside is far lower now than only 2 weeks ago. Returns since the last article are massive.

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E.ON is the world's largest investor-owned electric utility, and the company has over 33 million customers across 30 countries. While, previously, it might have been seen as a bit of a "dirty" investment in legacy generation technologies, E.ON is dialing up to become a future powerhouse.

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This article continues my coverage of E.ON. A European Energy Network and Supply business that offers an attractive yield and exposure to electrification in Europe.

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E.ON is a Germany-headquartered gas/electrical utility company currently offering a 5% dividend yield. The company is trading at a reasonable 2020 P/E ratio of around 15, and a rapidly improving P/E ratio afterwards.

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E.ON SE (EONGY) Management on Q3 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

E.ON SE (ETR: EOAN) said on Wednesday that its profit in the fiscal third quarter posted a decline. Operating performance, however, remained robust on the back of a rapid market recovery.

E.ON's profit slides to £550.86 million in the fiscal third quarter

The German energy company E.ON, which counts over 50 million commercial, residential, and industrial customers, has created a new EUR250 million ($265 million) investment fund called Future Energy Ventures to invest in “asset-light” tech startups. As utilities move to decarbonize their sources of energy generation they’re coming to the realization that they will need exposure […]

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