All-time high for shares_2
10 September 2012
Many technology recruiters continue to see rises in their share prices, though volume of shares traded remain thin.
Lorien, which recently underwent substantial board changes (Recruiter
Lorien, which recently underwent substantial board changes (Recruiter
Many technology recruiters continue to see rises in their share prices, though volume of shares traded remain thin.
Lorien, which recently underwent substantial board changes (Recruiter, 21 March) has reached another 12-month high. SThree is at its highest since flotation.
However, InterQuest slipped back, despite having reported solid final results. Pre-tax profit for 2006 rose to £2.1m, from £1.3m. Sales more than doubled to £57.2m. Harvey Nash was unchanged over the fortnight, ahead of its results for the year to January, due 17 April (see www.recruiter.co.uk for coverage). Meantime, industrial recruiter Staffline is also at an all-time high.
Lorien, which recently underwent substantial board changes (Recruiter, 21 March) has reached another 12-month high. SThree is at its highest since flotation.
However, InterQuest slipped back, despite having reported solid final results. Pre-tax profit for 2006 rose to £2.1m, from £1.3m. Sales more than doubled to £57.2m. Harvey Nash was unchanged over the fortnight, ahead of its results for the year to January, due 17 April (see www.recruiter.co.uk for coverage). Meantime, industrial recruiter Staffline is also at an all-time high.
