Recruit Q4 revenue jumps 11.5%

Staffing Industry Analysts· June 20, 2026

Recruit Holdings reported an 11.5% increase in revenue for the fourth quarter, according to data from Staffing Industry Analysts. This double-digit growth highlights the company's strong performance in the global HR technology and staffing services market. The results serve as a key indicator of the health and demand levels within the international recruitment landscape during the final period of the fiscal year.

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