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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The British assets of DEA [RWEDE.UL], the oil and gas unit German utility RWE is trying to divest, have a value of about 1 billion euros (0.79 billion pounds), the company's CFO Bernhard Guenther told journalists on Thursday.
Asked about concerns over whether the transaction - which would see DEA go to Russian billionaire Mikhail Fridman - might collapse, Guenther said that any M&A deal could theoretically fall apart as long as it was not closed.
RWE earlier on Tuesday said the sale of DEA may take longer than expected, adding to uncertainty over the fate of the 5.1 billion euro deal.
(Reporting by Christoph Steitz; Editing by Maria Sheahan)
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