HR services provider Synergie reported a 19.2% decline in net income to 54.2 million euros for 2025, though EBITDA rose 2.9% to 134.4 million euros, representing a margin of 4.1% of revenue.
"This performance reflects the resilience of the group's model, underpinned by a robust client mix, controlled geographical diversification, and rigorous cost management within a demanding and competitive operating environment," the company stated.
Synergie recorded annual revenue of 3,241 million euros (60.9% of which was generated internationally), up 1.8% (+1% on a like-for-like basis and at constant exchange rates), demonstrating the resilience of its operations amid economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
On the back of these annual results, Synergie announced it will propose a dividend of 0.6 euros per share at the General Meeting on June 4, with payment scheduled for July 1, 2026.
"Bolstered by the resilience of its model and the diversification of its activities," the group expressed confidence in its ability to generate higher revenue in 2026 than in 2025. It also intends to actively pursue its strategy of targeted acquisitions.
Synergie SE is the French leader of temporary work and human resources management services for the industry, tertiary, transport and logistics, health, building and public works, agri-food, IT and communication sectors. Moreover, the group offers consulting and training services, etc.
At the end of 2025, Synergie SE had a network of 850 agencies in the world.
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: France (39.1%), Italy (26%), Spain and Portugal (9.3%), Belgium (9.2%), Northern and Eastern Europe (13%), Canada and Australia (3.4%).
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