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Hundreds of head-office jobs go at Ratcliffe's indebted Ineos
November 14, 2025
|The Guardian
The carmaker owned by the billionaire industrialist Sir Jim Ratcliffe will make hundreds of job cuts across its global workforce as his heavily indebted empire comes under increasing pressure.
Ineos Automotive did not specify an exact number of losses from its 1,700-strong workforce, saying only that it would shed “several hundred” head-office staff across multiple locations, including the UK and Europe.
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