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Les All Blacks poursuivent leur sponsor Ineos en justice

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Ineos est notamment le sponsor affiché sur les maillots d'entraînement des All Blacks. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images)

La Fédération de rugby néo-zélandaise a annoncé mardi qu’elle engageait des poursuites judiciaires contre le géant britannique de la chimie Ineos, accusant l’entreprise de ne pas avoir honoré un contrat de sponsoring.

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Ineos est l’un des principaux sponsors des All Blacks depuis la signature d’un contrat de six ans en 2021, dont le montant est resté confidentiel.

Ineos a « violé son accord de sponsoring » en ne versant pas « la première tranche des frais de sponsoring pour 2025 », déclare la fédération néo-zélandaise dans un communiqué.

« Nous n’avons eu d’autre choix que d’engager une action en justice pour défendre notre position commerciale », ajoute l’instance.

Ineos détient des participations dans plusieurs équipes sportives de renom, notamment Manchester United, l’écurie Mercedes de Formule 1 et l’équipe cycliste Ineos Grenadiers.

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