Company Growth (employees)
Randstad was founded in 1960 and is headquartered in Diemen, NL
Key People at Randstad
Jacques van den Broek
CEO and chairman of the executive board
Robert Jan van de Kraats
CFO and vice-chairman of the executive board
Randstad Office Locations
Randstad has offices in Diemen, Luton, Independence, Bowling Green and in 305 other locations
Diemen, NL (HQ)
25 Diemermere
Luton, GB
Kingsway House Laporte Way Laporte Way
Randstad Data and Metrics
Randstad Financial Metrics
EUR
Market capitalization (18-Jul-2017) | 9.1 b |
Closing share price (18-Jul-2017) | 49.9 |
Randstad's current market capitalization is €9.1 b.
Randstad Market Value History
Randstad Job Categories
Randstad Median Salaries
Source: 74 public H-1B filings from Randstad
Market Position of Randstad
Traffic Overview of Randstad
Randstad Online and Social Media Presence
Randstad News and Updates
October 25, 2016
Randstad Says It Has the ‘Agreement of the Board of Monster’ in Its Full Ownership Bid
"We have made a pretty good offer," said the Dutch giant's CFO.
August 09, 2016
Breakingviews: In Buying LinkedIn, Microsoft Might Pay Heed to Monster
Monster Worldwide, a former competitor of LinkedIn, has been sold to Randstad Holding of the Netherlands for a fraction of its former value.
August 09, 2016
UPDATE 2-Randstad bids $429 million for U.S. rival Monster
AMSTERDAM, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Randstad, the world's
second-largest staffing company, said on Tuesday it planned to
acquire Monster Worldwide, the dotcom-era survivor that
owns Monsterboard and Jobs.com, for $429 million in cash and
assumed debt.
August 09, 2016
Monster.com bought for $429 million
Finding a job — on an old-school site, anyway — is now worth $429 million.
In a deal announced Tuesday the Dutch human resources company Randstad will acquire Monster.com, the job search site for that price.
Founded in 1999, Monster is one of the oldest and largest online job search resources.…
August 09, 2016
The disruptor disrupted: Why Monster had to sell itself to Randstad for $429 million
During the original dot-com bubble, Monster Worldwide was omnipresent, with Super Bowl ads and a sky-high stock market valuation. That it survived so long, when so many of its bubble brethren went kaput, is something of an achievement. But the announcement today of the sale of the company to human r…
August 09, 2016
Online recruitment giant Monster acquired by Randstad for $429 million
Online recruitment behemoth Monster has been acquired by Netherlands-based human resources (HR) consulting giant Randstad in a deal worth $429 million. A result of the merger between The Monster Board (TMB) and Online Career Center (OCC) in 1999, Monster emerged as one of the preeminent brands in th…