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E.ON bonds

Complete, always up-to-date list of E.ON bonds outstanding: for each bond you get ISIN, coupon type, currency, maturity and trading venue. E.ON is a energy & utilities issuer based in Germany; issues may come from the parent company or its financing entities. Data from the official EU register (FIRDS/ESMA), refreshed weekly. This page does not show market prices.

6 bonds outstanding · Parent domicile: Germany
Matures fromto6 bonds
BondISINTypeCouponCurrencyMaturity ↑Exchange
E.ON/2.5025 BD 20291205 SR UNSECCH1227937708Fixed rate2.5025%CHF2029-12-05Börse Düsseldorf · Börse Frankfurt +1
E.ON/1.3025 BD 20340320 SR UNSECCH1544189173Fixed rate1.3025%CHF2034-03-20Börse Düsseldorf · Börse Frankfurt +2
INNOGY SE/3.5EUR NT 20371026XS1539873437Fixed rate3.5%EUR2037-10-26not on a retail exchange
E.ON/1.6174 BD 20380319 SR UNSECCH1544189181Fixed rate1.6174%CHF2038-03-20Börse Düsseldorf · Börse Frankfurt +2
E.ON INTL FIN B/6.65 NT 20380430 GTUSN3033QAU69Fixed rate6.65%USD2038-04-30Börse Düsseldorf · Börse Frankfurt +1
E ON INTL FIN B/6.65 NT 20380430 GTUS268789AB07Fixed rate6.65%USD2038-04-30not on a retail exchange
NoteAn informational registry of objective data, not investment advice or an offer to buy. It does not show market prices. Information comes from the public EU register and may contain delays or inaccuracies: always verify with your broker.
Sources: reference data from ESMA (FIRDS); issuer identifiers from GLEIF (LEI, CC0 licence). Rebalix is not affiliated with or endorsed by ESMA, GLEIF or the issuer.

Frequently asked questions

How many E.ON bonds are outstanding?

Right now the official EU register (FIRDS/ESMA) reports 6 not yet matured, issued by 2 group entities. The list refreshes weekly together with the register.

Are E.ON bonds government bonds?

No. They are corporate bonds — loans to a company (E.ON), not to a state. Risk and return depend on the issuer's credit standing, not a government's.

Does it include prices and yields?

No. This is a registry — ISIN, coupon type, currency, maturity, venue — not a price list: prices change constantly and you'll see them at your broker. If you have a price, you can estimate the yield to maturity with the Rebalix calculator.

What does ISIN mean?

It's the 12-character international code that uniquely identifies each bond: using it with your broker avoids mix-ups between similarly named issues.

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