PageGroup plc (LON:PAGE)
London · Delayed Price · Currency is GBP · Price in GBX | Market Cap | 421.60M -55.4% |
| Revenue (ttm) | 1.60B -8.2% |
| Net Income | 9.02M -68.3% |
| EPS | 0.03 -67.9% |
| Shares Out | 310.00M |
| PE Ratio | 47.11 |
| Forward PE | 22.18 |
| Dividend | 0.09 (6.30%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | May 14, 2026 |
| Volume | 3,525,817 |
| Average Volume | 1,436,890 |
| Open | 136.30 |
| Previous Close | 136.00 |
| Day's Range | 134.20 - 139.70 |
| 52-Week Range | 124.10 - 295.20 |
| Beta | 1.03 |
| RSI | 38.15 |
| Earnings Date | Jul 13, 2026 |
About PageGroup
PageGroup plc, together with its subsidiaries, provides recruitment consultancy and other ancillary services in the United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific, and the Americas. It offers executive search services, such as search, selection, and talent management solutions for organizations on a permanent and interim basis under the Page Executive brand; and recruitment services for qualified professional and management level on permanent, temporary, and contract or interim basis under the Michael Page brand. The company ... [Read more]
Financial Performance
In 2025, PageGroup's revenue was 1.60 billion, a decrease of -8.19% compared to the previous year's 1.74 billion. Earnings were 9.02 million, a decrease of -68.30%.
Financial StatementsNews
PageGroup Q1 Gross Profit Declines; Says Outlook Uncertain
(RTTNews) - PageGroup (PAGE.L, MPGPF.PK), a UK-based specialist recruitment consultancy company, on Tuesday reported lower gross profit in the first quarter, hurt by challenging market conditions in t...
UK Stock Market News: PageGroup, BP, Imperial Brands
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British recruiter PageGroup saw profit tank 45% in H1
PageGroup PLC (LON: PAGE) says macroeconomic uncertainty resulted in a big hit to its profit in the first six months of the year. PageGroup revenue inched up in H1 The recruitment company ended H1 wit...
FTSE 250 stocks to watch: Aviva, Tullow, PageGroup, Legal & General
The FTSE 250 index will be in the spotlight this week as several important firms publish their financial results. The index has pulled back to £19,925, which was lower than last month's high of £20,58...
PageGroup share price recoils after Robert Walters warning
PageGroup (LON: PAGE) share price plunged hard on Tuesday as worries about recruiting companies continued. The stock crashed by more than 5%, making it the worst-performing FTSE 250 constituent.
PageGroup share price outlook ahead of earnings
PageGroup (LON: PAGE) share price has had a difficult year as concerns about the slowing labour market. The shares have crashed by more than 40% this year and by more than 46% from its highest level i...
Recruiter PageGroup posts 25% rise in quarterly profit
Global recruiter PageGroup Plc reported a 25.5% rise in second-quarter gross profit on Wednesday, supported by strong hiring demand from companies amid staff shortages and higher resignations.
Recruiter PageGroup lifts annual profit forecast on hiring demand, staff crunch
Global recruiter PageGroup Plc lifted its full-year profit forecast for the full-year for the third time in six months on Wednesday, buoyed by a surge in demand for long-term hiring and staff shortage...
'Cautiously optimistic' on outlook of Japan's employment: PageGroup
Toby Truscott of PageGroup's Michael Page says business sentiment has remained relatively strong in Japan despite the Covid-19 pandemic and the state of emergency in some parts of the country.
Digital literacy key for finding a job post Covid-19: PageGroup
Anthony Thompson of PageGroup says with the shift to remote working, upskilling is essential for workers as companies plan to invest more in tech tools.
PageGroup reports a 20% annualised decline in its fourth-quarter profit
PageGroup plc (LON: PAGE) said on Wednesday that its profit in the fiscal fourth quarter came in 20% lower than last year due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic that pushed businesses into freezing n...