Brighouse recruitment consultancy breaks £200m turnover
Brighouse-based recruitment consultancy Transline Group, has surpassed the £200m turnover mark this year following further growth and expansion.
Transline has extended its presence in the UK and internationally by securing major retail and logistics contracts and creating strong partnerships across the supply chain sector.
£200m in sales is nearly double the recruitment consultancy’s 2013 turnover of £108m.
Transline, which now has 150 sites across the country, achieved this revenue growth alongside an increase in staff numbers.
Paul Beasley, joint CEO at Transline Group said: “The continued growth we have seen is an absolute testament to the unwavering hard work and dedication of the entire team.
“By establishing lasting partnerships with our existing clients and tailoring our services to create a bespoke experience for new clients, we are confident that we will continue to reach significant growth milestones.”
Transline works across the globe with operations in the UK, Ireland, Eastern Europe, United Arab Emirates, Canada and Thailand.
Jon Taylor, joint CEO at Transline Group said: “The growth we’re experiencing is fast but sustainable; we are constantly thinking of innovative ways to work with clients across the globe.
“We are a people focused business developing industry leading services and solutions that create thousands of employment opportunities.”
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