Jim Ratcliffe faces growing concerns over the financial health of his chemicals empire as its debt pile is forecast to reach almost €12bn this year and his sporting interests including Manchester United and New Zealand rugby hit crisis point.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly planning to axe up to 200 more staff as part of his efforts to reduce operational costs at the club.Since Ratcliffe completed his partial

New Zealand Rugby (NZR) have taken legal action against INEOS after the Manchester United co-owners missed a payment deadline. INEOS, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, agreed a six-year sponsorship contract with NZR but have been accused by the All Blacks of missing their first payment of 2025 and attempting to withdraw from the agreement ahead of schedule.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos said it has been forced into cost-cutting by Europe’s “extreme” green carbon taxes after New Zealand Rugby took legal action over an alleged breach of their multi-million pound sponsorship deal.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe believes his latest decision to cut more than 100 jobs at Manchester United is to prevent the club from ‘going bust’, according to the Guardian.INEOS have laid off numerous

MANCHESTER UNITED co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly fears the club could go BUST – unless he radically cuts costs. SunSport revealed on Tuesday the United chief is set to axe up between

Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reported to believe he has had little choice but to implement strict cuts to save the financial future of the club.The Ineos chief has come under severe