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About KFORCE INC

Kforce Inc. (NYSE: KFRC) is a United States-based business services company headquartered in Tampa, Florida. Its roots go back more than 60 years, with the company’s origin commonly traced to 1962, when two IBM salesmen launched a search business tied to the growing need for computer-related talent. That history still shapes Kforce’s profile today: it is best understood as a specialized professional staffing and solutions provider rather than a pure-play software or technology vendor. For investors, Kforce should be viewed as a human-capital platform exposed to client hiring and project spending cycles. The company specializes in technology, finance and accounting, and professional staffing services. Its model combines temporary staffing, direct-hire recruiting, and project- or solutions-based engagements. Technology is by far the core of the business and now represents more than 90% of revenue, while Finance & Accounting remains a smaller but strategically useful complementary line. On the technology side, Kforce focuses on skills such as systems and applications architecture, cloud architecture and engineering, data management and analytics, AI and machine learning, application development, project/program management, and network and security disciplines. In Finance & Accounting, it places professionals across FP&A, general accounting, transactional accounting, business analysis, treasury, taxation, and related support roles. Kforce serves a diversified client base across a broad set of industries, including financial and business services, communications, insurance, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and technology. Its core market is domestic United States demand for highly skilled talent, which makes the company sensitive to broader corporate IT budgets, hiring conditions, and project timing. At the same time, Kforce has been expanding its delivery footprint. A development center in Pune, India became fully operational in January 2025, strengthening offshore and nearshore support and broadening the firm’s ability to compete for more complex solutions work. Competitively, Kforce positions itself as a relationship-driven specialist with an emphasis on speed, quality of talent, and flexible delivery. Management has increasingly framed the business around an integrated strategy that brings staffing and solutions closer together, with a growing mix of consulting-oriented engagements. The company has also highlighted its focus on clients’ digital transformation agendas, especially in data, cloud, application modernization, and AI-related foundational work. Recent company updates suggest a business that is stabilizing after a softer technology spending backdrop. In 2025, Kforce reported $1.33 billion of revenue, with management noting improving momentum in the second half of the year and into early 2026. The company also announced a higher quarterly dividend in 2026, marking the seventh consecutive annual increase. For equity investors, KFRC offers a combination of U.S. staffing exposure, a concentrated technology mix, a long operating history, and a shareholder-return profile that may appeal to income-oriented portfolios.