What’s Inside?
In our latest report, we are pleased to share our latest quarterly report, which explores the dynamic developments in HR Technology throughout Q2 2024.
This edition highlights the notable trends and M&A activity that have influenced the sector during Q2 2024.
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Several transactions in the gig economy space, including talent marketplaces for freelancers, highlight the evident shift to flexible workforce models and adaptable employment practices.
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Deal volumes have continued to grow, with a total of 108 transactions reported in Q2, reflecting a 17% increase from Q1 2024.
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Talent Attraction emerged as the most active sub-sector, capturing 34% of all identified deals, while Talent Development closely followed with 33%. Workforce Management maintained its position, representing 18% of the total deal volume.
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Cross-border transactions made up 32% of all deals, down from the previous quarter, with domestic deals dominating at 68%. The European market led buyer activity with 52 buyers, surpassing North America's 43 buyers. Meanwhile, the Asia- Pacific region maintained its strong presence, contributing with 11 buyers and 13 targets.
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Our HRTech index experienced a decline in Q2 2024, diverging from the NASDAQ's upward trend, highlighting a departure from the broader tech market's recovery.
Download our full report to see the full analysis of the HRTech industry in Q2 2024.