Synergie tops Q4 revenue expectations despite declining market

Investing.com -- Synergie reported fourth-quarter revenue ahead of expectations on Wednesday as the staffing group outperformed a weakening labour market across its core regions.

The company posted Q4 revenue of EUR 826.8 million against the consensus forecast of EUR 810.7 million.

The company said annual revenue rose 1.6 percent to EUR 3.24 billion in 2025, or 0.8 percent on a like-for-like basis, defying what it described as “a decline in the staffing market” and an uncertain economic and geopolitical backdrop.

Synergie said its ability to grow in a contracting environment reflects “the robustness and relevance of its business model,” helped by diversified exposure across geographies and sectors.

International operations remained the key engine of growth. Revenue outside France increased 1.9 percent in the fourth quarter to EUR 512.2 million and 2.8 percent for the full year to EUR 1.97 billion, representing 61 percent of group turnover.

Synergie highlighted strong performances in Southern Europe, where revenue grew 4.8 percent, led by Spain and Italy. Northern and Eastern Europe continued to face a slowdown in temporary employment, with a 2.5 percent annual decline.

In France, revenue slipped 0.6 percent in the fourth quarter to EUR 314.6 million and was broadly stable for the full year at EUR 1.26 billion.

The company said that despite political uncertainty and deteriorating economic conditions, its French business “outperforms the market” thanks to sustained commercial adaptation.

Synergie added that it remains confident in maintaining its growth trajectory while staying “vigilant and agile.”

The group plans to continue pursuing diversification and acquisitions to strengthen its position in key markets.

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