0926 GMT - E.ON's share price offers an attractive entry point after a recent pullback, Morgan Stanley analysts write. Shares fell following its third-quarter conference call, after investors were left disappointed about a German energy regulatory package covering 2029 through 2033, Morgan Stanley analysts write. This year shares peaked at 16.49 euros in early August and now trade at 15.565 euros. The analysts forecast earnings per share to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 6% through to 2030. The utility company trades at a roughly 9% discount to integrated peers despite higher EPS growth than the sector average, they add. They raise the stock's rating to overweight from underweight. Shares are up nearly 40% over the year to date. (adam.whittaker@wsj.com)

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