Explore the full insider trade history of D.L.S.I., a publicly traded company based in France. Shares are listed on FR FR, under the oversight of AMF. Operating in the Business Services sector, D.L.S.I. has recorded 3 reports. Market capitalisation: €24.6m. The latest transaction was disclosed on 14 February 2025 — apport. Among the most active insiders: D.L.S.I. SA. All data is accessible without an account.
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D.L.S.I. is a French employment and recruitment group listed on Euronext Growth Paris since 2006 under ISIN FR0010404368 and ticker ALDLS. Founded in December 1992 by Raymond Doudot, the company initially built its business around temporary staffing before broadening its scope in 2005 to cover the full range of employment contracts permitted by regulation, notably temporary work, fixed-term contracts and permanent placements. This regulatory shift helped transform D.L.S.I. from a traditional temp agency into a broader staffing and employment services platform. Today, the group operates a network of more than 70 employment agencies across France and Europe, with established positions in Germany, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Its domestic footprint is especially strong in eastern France, while also extending to Paris, northwestern France and the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region. D.L.S.I. emphasizes a local, proximity-based model, combining knowledge of regional labor markets with close relationships to employers and job seekers. The company’s business model is centered on three main pillars: temporary staffing, recruitment for fixed-term and permanent positions, and HR support services for both clients and candidates. D.L.S.I. operates across all sectors, but it has particular experience in industrial and construction-related staffing. The group also relies on specialized brands, including TERCIO for office and administrative professions and EMO DLSI for woodworking and joinery skills, allowing it to address both generalist staffing needs and more specialized talent shortages. From a market standpoint, D.L.S.I. positions itself as a leading regional and cross-border player in temporary employment and recruitment. The group reported revenue of €214.3 million in 2025, up from €211.9 million in 2024, reflecting modest growth in a still selective hiring environment. This performance highlights the resilience of its business model, supported by a dense branch network and diversified service offering. Notable milestones include the opening of its first German branch in 2002, the IPO in 2006, the acquisition of PEMSA in 2007 to expand into Switzerland, and continued operational and digital development in recent years. The group also highlights its quality, safety and innovation initiatives, which underpin its agency operations and customer relationships.