(Reuters) -France’s Veolia said on Thursday it should see its current net income grow by more than a fifth this year, after the water and waste management firm finalised the takeover of its top rival Suez. The group, which won EU approval for the 13 billion euro deal in December after months of bitter wrangling with Suez, expects to increase its 2022 current net income to around 1.1 billion euros ($1.21 billion), from 896 million last year. Veolia also expects to add close to 10 billion euros to the 28 billion euro revenue it posted for 2021. The group, which closed its tender offer for Suez s…