Anchored to the UK by his relentlessly high-profile stake in Manchester United, Sir Jim Ratcliffe might appear firmly rooted in Britain. Yet his tax residency lies elsewhere. The billionaire began forging his wealth in 1998 by acquiring a BP chemicals plant in Antwerp for £84 million and transforming it into INEOS, one of the world’s largest chemical groups.

The company has since expanded into sport. It owns French football club OGC Nice and Swiss side FC Lausanne-Sport, boasts a major stake in Manchester United, and sponsors various elite cycling and sailing teams. INEOS now generates more than £40 billion in annual revenues, operates 194 sites across 29 countries, and employs more than 26,000 people worldwide.

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