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INEOS and New Zealand Rugby Settle Dispute Over Alleged Contract Breach

INEOS and New Zealand Rugby Settle Dispute Over Alleged Contract Breach

INEOS, the owners of Manchester United, have reached a settlement with New Zealand Rugby following a dispute over an alleged breach of contract. The disagreement arose when INEOS claimed that New Zealand Rugby had violated terms related to their sponsorship agreement. The specifics of the breach were not disclosed, but the settlement marks the end of a contentious period between the two parties.

The resolution comes as a relief to both INEOS and New Zealand Rugby, allowing them to move forward without further legal entanglements. This settlement is significant not only for the parties involved but also for the broader sports sponsorship landscape, highlighting the complexities and potential pitfalls of such agreements.

New Zealand Rugby expressed satisfaction with the outcome, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining strong relationships with their sponsors. INEOS, on the other hand, reiterated their dedication to supporting sports and their teams, including their recent acquisition of Manchester United.

Detailed New Zealand Rugby reaches settlement with Ineos over sponsorship deal

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