Empresaria investments ‘progressing well’, Hydrogen Group sees ‘increases in jobs’
22 May 2014
International staffing specialist Empresaria has said investments made this year in Dubai, Mexico City, Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong are “progressing well”, according to chairman Tony Martin.
Thu, 22 May 2014International staffing specialist Empresaria has said investments made this year in Dubai, Mexico City, Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong are “progressing well”, according to chairman Tony Martin.
Ahead of the group’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) today, Martin says the group is continuing to look for opportunities for “both organic and external investments”.
At the AGM, Martin will announce the group has made a “promising start to the year”, predominantly in the UK and Germany, “driven by improving market conditions in the financial & technical and industrial sectors”.
Empresaria will publish its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2014 on 4 September.
In other news, Hydrogen Group, the global specialist recruitment company, also holds its AGM today, where chairman Ian Temple will announce the group has seen “increases in jobs and interviews this year”.
Temple adds: “That said, in some areas we have observed a delay in conversion to completed placements and we are yet to see an across-the-board uplift in net fee income.”
Ahead of the group’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) today, Martin says the group is continuing to look for opportunities for “both organic and external investments”.
At the AGM, Martin will announce the group has made a “promising start to the year”, predominantly in the UK and Germany, “driven by improving market conditions in the financial & technical and industrial sectors”.
Empresaria will publish its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2014 on 4 September.
In other news, Hydrogen Group, the global specialist recruitment company, also holds its AGM today, where chairman Ian Temple will announce the group has seen “increases in jobs and interviews this year”.
Temple adds: “That said, in some areas we have observed a delay in conversion to completed placements and we are yet to see an across-the-board uplift in net fee income.”
