KKR-owned Japanese hiring firm purchases Hong Kong-based Staff Management
KKR-owned Japanese staff hiring and outsourcing firm Intelligence has acquired Hong Kong-based Staff Management Consultancy and its subsidiary, Anchor HRM Consulting, for an undisclosed amount. Staff Management will be rebranded as Intelligence as part of the deal, effective this month, the company announced.
According to Reuters, KKR acquired Intelligence in 2010 and has aimed to expand its services to China. A June 2010 report by Workforce Management elaborates that KKR paid $356 million for the company,...
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