Heidrick & Struggles International (HSII) reported net profit margins of 3.1% this period, down from 3.6% previously. A significant one-off loss of $39.4 million weighed on earnings over the last twelve months. Over the past five years, the company managed to grow earnings by 11.2% per year, although the most recent year saw negative earnings growth. Looking ahead, forecasts suggest a strong rebound with expected annual earnings growth of 28.4% and this rate exceeds the US market even as revenue growth is expected to lag behind the industry average.
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Heidrick & Struggles’ earnings have been volatile, with recent one-off losses highlighting how inconsistent cash flow and performance can impact investor confidence.
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