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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - E.ON can realise plans to integrate rival Innogy by acquiring a 76.8 percent from RWE, the group's Chief Financial Officer Marc Spieker said, lowering the chances of a higher follow-up offer in a potential squeeze-out.
Speaking to journalists following the publication of first-quarter results, Spieker said that the stake E.ON will get from RWE will already enable it to implement a so-called domination and profit and loss transfer agreement.
E.ON and RWE in March announced plans to break up Innogy and divide its parts among them in a major overhaul of Germany's corporate energy sector.
(Reporting by Christoph Steitz; Editing by Maria Sheahan)
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