New Zealand Rugby accused Ineos of breaching its sponsorship contract by missing a payment instalment but the sides have come to an agreement ...

All Blacks head coach Scott Robertson during a training session, sporting the Ineos logo on his jacket. Photo / Photosport After pleading poverty in a world that has turned against fossil fuel ...

New Zealand Rugby is finally getting rid of the INEOS branding from its team uniforms more than a month after suing the ...

The initial deal with the NZR included Ineos branding on the back of playing shorts and on the front of training jerseys for the three-time world champion All Blacks and other national New Zealand ...

New Zealand Rugby has reached a settlement with Ineos after earlier this year accusing the company of walking away from a sponsorship deal.

Ineos had naming rights to the back of the All Blacks shorts and training kit, but it refused to pay the first instalment due for 2025 – believed to be around $10m – and also notified NZR that ...

both organisations are satisfied with the outcome and acknowledge a desire to now move forward." The deal had included the display of Ineos branding on All Blacks shorts and their training shirts.

New Zealand Rugby (NZR) and UK-based Sports Travel and Hospitality Group (STH) have announced a new four-year partnership.