Romania: Hungary’s MVM’s Deal With E.ON In Romania Falls Through

December 19, 2025

Hungary’s MVM’s Deal With E.ON In Romania Falls Through
Dec 19, 2025

Hungary’s MVM’s Deal With E.ON In Romania Falls Through.

Hungary’s MVW Group on Friday announced the deal with E.ON fell through because the Romanian government did not support the takeover.

[Read the article in Ziarul Financiar]

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