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The Hungarian company MVM has decided to withdraw from the acquisition deal of E.ON Romania due to an investigation by the European Commission.

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The European Commission has requested additional information related to the transaction, which has generated uncertainties regarding the approval of the investment. MVM intends to revisit the process once there is clarity regarding the decisions to be approved. Additionally, MVM has emphasized that the gas delivered to Romania will not come from Russia, in accordance with the new EU regulations. The transaction has been controversial due to potential risks to Romania's energy security.

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