E.ON moves to acquire rival OVO in a major shake-up of the United Kingdom energy supply sector. The deal marks a significant consolidation within the British utility market.
E.ON has announced plans to acquire its competitor OVO in a move that will reshape the United Kingdom energy supply market.
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