E.ON completes €3.8bn Uniper sale to Fortum

It follows approval from the European Commission and the Russian Antimonopoly Authority

German utility E.ON has completed the sale of its 46.65% stake in its former fossil fuel generation arm to a Finnish company.

It follows the European Commission and the Russian Antimonopoly Authority’s approval of the takeover by Fortum.

E.ON received €3.8 billion (£3.3bn) for its remaining shares in Uniper.

Johannes Teyssen, Chief Executive of E.ON said: “The sale of our remaining shares in Uniper to Fortum marks the end of a chapter in E.ON’s history.

“At the same time, E.ON is already writing a new, groundbreaking chapter for the future. We will become the leading provider of intelligent energy networks and modern customer solutions in Europe.”

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