Jim Ratcliffe
British engineer and businessman (born 1952)
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Sir James Arthur Ratcliffe is a British billionaire, chemical engineer, and businessman. Ratcliffe is the chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) of the INEOS chemicals group, which he founded in 1998.
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Ratcliffe's Ineos considering further Man Utd redundancies Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is considering further redundancies at the club.BBC Sport - Published | |
Ratcliffe's Ineos blames cost-cutting for legal battle with NZ rugbyIneos blames "cost-saving measures" across its business for an alleged "breach" of its sponsorship of New Zealand Rugby.BBC Sport - Published | |
Billionaire Ratcliffe plots sale of Ineos Hygienics arm Sir Jim Ratcliffe is hoisting a 'for sale' sign over the business he set up during the COVID-19 crisis to distribute hand sanitisers to medical professionals and consumers.Sky News - Published | |
Manchester United Foundation to be targeted in Ratcliffe costs purge Manchester United Football Club is to cut the funding it provides to its charitable arm as part of a purge of costs being overseen by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, its newest billionaire shareholder.Sky News - Published | |
'Man Utd fans are asking questions' - Football Focus on Ratcliffe's decisions Football Focus' Alex Scott and United We Stand fanzine editor Andy Mitten discuss how fans view Sir Jim Ratcliffe's stewardship of Manchester United at the end of a week which saw sporting director Dan..BBC Sport - Published | |
Difficult and unpopular decisions needed at Man Utd - Ratcliffe Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says the club has become "mediocre" and warned more "difficult and unpopular decisions" will be needed to get it back where he wants it to be.BBC Sport - Published | |
Manchester United slide deeper into the red amid financial fair play scrutiny Manchester United's losses grew to £113.2m last season due to the cost of selling a stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe and investment in players failing to translate into Premier League success.Sky News - Published | |
Football regulator 'won't be good' - RatcliffeManchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe opposes to the introduction of a football regulator.BBC Sport - Published | |
De Bruyne expected to stay at Man City - Sunday's gossipKevin de Bruyne likely to stay at Manchester City, Sir Jim Ratcliffe fails to give assurances about Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag's future, plus more.BBC Sport - Published | |
Sir Jim Ratcliffe scolds Tories over handling of economy and immigration after BrexitBillionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has told Sky News that Britain is ready for a change of government after scolding the Conservatives over their handling of the economy and immigration after Brexit.Sky News - Published | |
Billionaire's mission to succeed at 'the one challenge the UK has never brought home'As if steadying the ship at Old Trafford wasn't challenging enough, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is obsessed with trying to win a prize more elusive for Britain than the Premier League trophy for Manchester..Sky News - Published | |
Sir Jim Ratcliffe 'emails Man United staff about disgraceful untidiness'Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly emailed all Manchester United staff to complain about "untidiness" at the club.Sky News - Published | |
Man Utd fans have to be patient - RatcliffeManchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says fans "have to be a bit patient" following his investment in the club.BBC Sport - Published | London Marathon to Wembley - Ratcliffe's busy SundayManchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe had a busy Sunday - completing his eighth London Marathon before watching his side in their FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.BBC Sport - Published |
Ratcliffe calls for 'real action' on safetyIneos Grenadiers owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says accidents in road cycling are "a common occurrence".BBC Sport - Published | Eric Cantona hints at possible role at Manchester UnitedEric Cantona has said Manchester United "remains full in my heart" and hinted he would be interested in a role under the club's new part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.Sky News - Published |
Man Utd 'will be back' - Man City boss GuardiolaManchester City boss Pep Guardiola says Manchester United "will be back" with the help of new investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe.BBC Sport - Published | Passion and steel - what Ratcliffe showed in first interviewNew Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe did not duck difficult questions - but will be judged by fans on results, not words, writes BBC sports editor Dan Roan.BBC Sport - Published |
It's not a simple fix at Man Utd - RatcliffeManchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe speaks to BBC sports editor Dan Roan after buying a 27.7% stake in Manchester United.BBC Sport - Published | Ratcliffe wants 'national stadium in north'New Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says his "preference" is to build a new stadium that can also "serve the north of England".BBC Sport - Published |
Man Utd 'must walk to right solution not run to wrong one'Sir Jim Ratcliffe says Manchester United must "walk to the right solution not run to the wrong one" after completing a deal to purchase a 27.7% stake in the club.BBC Sport - Published | Manchester United's Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he plans to knock City 'off their perch'Sir Jim Ratcliffe has revealed plans to restore the greatness of Manchester United within three years and knock Manchester City "off their perch".Sky News - Published |
Ratcliffe's Man Utd deal finally completedSir Jim Ratcliffe completes a deal that gives him a 25% stake in Manchester United - worth over £1bn - with the Glazer family retaining a majority stake.BBC Sport - Published | Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes purchase of 25% of Manchester UnitedPetrochemicals billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has completed the purchase of a 25% stake in Manchester United through his INEOS conglomerate - enabling him to take control of football operations from the..Sky News - Published |
Ratcliffe Man Utd deal approved by FA & Premier LeagueSir Jim Ratcliffe's deal to buy a 25% stake in Manchester United is approved by the Football Association and Premier League.BBC Sport - Published | Skills, spies and nutmegs - 2 Good 2 BadWatch 2 Good 2 Bad from Match of the Day 2, featuring Andre Onana's painful nutmeg and David Pleat wondering what Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Alex Ferguson are talking about.BBC Sport - Published |
'An audition for the club' - Man Utd need 'shock' from RatcliffeSir Jim Ratcliffe got a first look at his £1.25bn investment as Manchester United drew 2-2 with Tottenham on Sunday. But what issues need to be addressed at Old Trafford?BBC Sport - Published | |
