E.ON – one of Europe’s largest energy companies, with its headquarters in Germany – is visiting Australian dollar investors ahead of a potential Kangaroo deal, having recently finalised its local issuance programme. The nondeal roadshow team caught up with KangaNews two days into a trip that will take in Sydney, Melbourne and Singapore.
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