MAKING a difference matters to INEOS. But that view extends far beyond the workplace. “When a company gets to a certain size, it has got the capacity to do some good in the world,” said INEOS Founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe. “And that is what we are trying to do. Something meaningful that fits with our character.”
Over the years INEOS has sought to make a difference to young people’s lives through The Daily Mile, and more recently, the Ineos Oxford Institute and The Forgotten 40. It has been investing in projects to help save the Atlantic salmon from extinction and create sustainable jobs in Tanzania – an area of immense natural beauty plagued by poachers. And it has been drawn to help like-minded souls, with a spirit of adventure, to achieve their goals.
INEOS believes that companies should contribute to the wider society, either through funding or expertise. Over the years INEOS has offered – and continues to offer – both.