E.ON has €2.7 billion in the accounting books, 4,500MW in installed power and 33,000 kilometres of distribution network. The initial reference price is estimated on the basis of a 10x EBITDA multiplier (in 2013, E.ON’s EBITDA was €300 million), which seems reasonable according to experts at Bankinter.
Not-binding offers must be submitted by 11 August at the latest. E.ON also sells its business in Italy, where the senior advisor is Goldman.
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