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Croatia: New E.ON’s gas sector acquisition

Another acquisition in Croatian gas sector – E.ON Croatia, former RWE Croatia, took over the companies Plin-Projekt from Nova Gradiska and Moslavina Plin from Kutina (owned by Plin-Projekt). E.ON acquired 100 % stake in both companies and 19,000 new customers.

Thus, E.ON continued to consolidate and gas distributors and gas suppliers in the Croatian market, as it previously acquired Koprivnica Plin and Montcogim. Also, E.ON became the third largest gas distributor in Croatia, with a total of 43,000 consumers and 1,650 kilometers of gas network. The takeover will be followed by the integration of the acquired companies into E.ON’s system and the further development of the gas network in the new distribution areas.

 

 

 

 

 

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