Exchange Workforce acquires Laudam Detachering
Exchange Workforce acquires Laudam Detachering
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Exchange Workforce, part of the Exchange Group, a temporary employment firm, announced that Laudam Detachering Netherlands and Belgium (and its affiliated companies) will join the organisation as of 1 November 2024.
This phase of Exchange Group’s growth strategy is backed by Solsbury Ventures, an investment firm serving as a strategic partner.
With Laudam, Exchange will have a broader range of services and a strengthened position to respond to the increasing demand for flexible employment solutions in sectors such as logistics, manufacturing and business services. The combined expertise and networks will provide clients and candidates with more opportunities and better service.
Richard Remie, CEO of Exchange, sees joining forces as an important step forward. “The addition of Laudam enables us to further expand our services and strengthen our position as a leading flex partner in both the Netherlands and Belgium,” Remie said in a press release.
Nina Laudanska, CEO of Laudam, added, “We share the same values and vision as Exchange, focused on customer focus, quality and flexibility. By joining Exchange, we will be able to optimize our services and serve our clients and candidates even better.”
The collaboration creates a larger pool of workers and an extensive network of clients, benefiting both candidates and clients. The increase in scale makes it possible to respond more quickly to changing market conditions and to further invest in digitization and innovation within the temporary employment sector.
Exchange Group has strong growth ambitions and said it will achieve them through both organic growth and strategic acquisitions. Through internal innovations, expansion of its services and an active focus on acquisitions, Exchange plans to further strengthen its market position.
Exchange Workforce recruits and selects temporary personnel in logistics, metal and technology, production, cleaning, horticulture and the food industry.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.