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Manchester recruiter Search Group posts record revenues amid Brexit worries

Turnover grew from £184m to £221m and net fee income was up from £41.2m to £52.8m.

Stuart Dick, Search Group CFO(Image: (c) jason s kenny)

Manchester recruiter Search Group has reported strong revenues  for 2018.

Increases in both profitability and cash generation have been supported by the acquisition of Henderson Scott International Group, supplementing a number of significant business wins for the group.

The business has reported EBITDA of £8.8m for 2018, up from  £6.3m in the previous year.

Turnover grew from £184m to £221m and net fee income was up from £41.2m to £52.8m.

It also demonstrated strong cash generation, reporting £8m in the period.

The firm said last year’s acquisition of Henderson Scott, a global specialist for the technical and IT sales sector, enhanced its services and capability ‘marking a serious statement of intent for future growth plans.’

The firm’s commitment to staff and professional development saw Search recognised with the award of a Platinum accreditation against the Investors in People Standard.

The recruiter is in a group of 1 per cent of accredited companies who hold this accolade in addition to a placement in the Sunday Times ‘Best Companies to Work For in the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ’ list.