总部位于英国的招聘服务供应商华德士(Robert Walters)近日公布称，2019财年第一季度毛利润按固定汇率计算增长了10%，所有地区均实现毛利润增长。

 

　　2019财年第一季度，华德士72%的净服务营收于英国以外的其他地区。在第一财季，华德士在现有市场上分别在德国科隆，法国南特和泰国东海岸开设了三个新办公室。

 

　　华德士在美国的业务被纳入该公司的“其他国际地区”类别中，该类别还包括巴西，加拿大，南非和中东的业务。按固定汇率计算，该类别的毛利润增长了22%，其中，中东和加拿大的增长较为强劲。

　　

华德士首席执行官Robert Walters表示：“华德士在2019财年第一财季获得了同比增加10%净服务营收的稳定增长。尽管许多市场存在不稳定的状况，特别是英国和法国，但所有地区都实现了净服务营收的增长，目前的贸易符合市场对全年的预期。”

 

　　在亚太地区，日本，中国大陆，菲律宾，泰国和越南的增长率高出其他地区，净服务营收增长均超过15%。

 

　　虽然英国目前面临脱欧相关事宜的不确定性，但华德士集团在伦敦和英国其他地区的净服务营收增长仍有良好表现。

 

　　在欧洲，德国和西班牙地区，华德士毛利润增长均超过25%。作为华德士在欧洲的*大市场，法国的业绩虽然受到“动荡背景”的影响，但仍保持一位数的毛利润增长。

 

　　GROSS PROFIT UP 10% AT GLOBAL STAFFING FIRM ROBERT WALTERS

 

　　(Apr.16, 2019, /staffingindustry.com/)Robert Walters plc, a UK-based global staffing provider, reported gross profit rose 10% in constant currency during the first quarter, with growth in all regions.

 

　　The company, which has operations in the US, noted 72% of the group’s net fee income is now derived from outside of the UK. In the first quarter, Robert Walters opened three new offices in existing markets: Cologne, Nantes and Thailand’s Eastern Seaboard.

 

　　US operations are included in the firm’s “other international” category, which also includes Brazil, Canada, South Africa and the Middle East; gross profit in this division rose 22% in constant currency, with the Middle East and Canada delivering the strongest growth.

 

　　

“The group delivered a solid set of first quarter numbers, increasing net fee income by 10% year-on-year,” Chief Executive Robert Walters said. “All the group’s regions delivered growth in net fee income despite economic and political uncertainty in a number of markets, particularly the UK and France. Current trading is in line with market expectations for the full year.”

 

　　In Asia Pacific, Japan, Mainland China, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam delivered the strongest growth rates, all increasing gross profit in excess of 15%.

 

　　In the UK, the company noted good performance across both London and the region given ongoing Brexit-related uncertainty.

 

　　In Europe, Germany and Spain gross profit rose more than 25%. The company reported performance in France, Robert Walters’ largest market in the region, was affected by the “turbulent political backdrop” but remained positive with single-digit gross profit growth.