Manchester United co-owners Ineos have hit back in extraordinary fashion after it emerged they were being sued by the All Blacks. Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s petrochemicals giant has issued an explosive ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has explained why his company, Ineos, has withdrawn from their sponsorship deal with New Zealand Rugby.

Advertisement This week, New Zealand Rugby (NZR), the governing body of the three-time World Cup-winning All Blacks and six-time world champion Black Ferns, signalled its intention to take INEOS ...

Ineos Group dropped its sponsorship of New Zealand’s All Blacks rugby team as part of cost-savings measures in face of difficult trading conditions in Europe’s chemicals industry, the company ...

INEOS have explained that ‘cost-saving measures’ has led to their bitter legal battle with the New Zealand Rugby team. The All Blacks announced on Tuesday that they were suing the chemical ...

Ratcliffe’s Ineos agreed a six-year deal as an All Blacks’ shirt sponsor in 2021, with the move worth £3.65million each year. However, New Zealand rugby chiefs have now accused the ...

This week, New Zealand Rugby (NZR), the governing body of the three-time World Cup-winning All Blacks and six-time world champion Black Ferns, signalled its intention to take INEOS to court.

New Zealand Rugby claim to have launched a legal case against INEOS, part owners of Manchester United, regarding a missed payment from their £22million sponsorship deal. The All Blacks allege that ...

Manchester United’s co-owners Ineos’ decision to withdraw multi-million-pound sports sponsorship deals around the world could have severe consequences for the survival of the All Blacks.

Ineos’ billionaire owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has defended his organisation pulling out of its sponsorship agreement with New ...

New Zealand Rugby launches legal action against Manchester United owners INEOS for alleged breach of contract regarding a ...