Brunel

Brunel is a global specialist in project and workforce solutions focused on technically demanding industries. Founded in 1975 and listed on Euronext Amsterdam as Brunel International N.V., the company delivers Project and Consulting Solutions, Workforce Solutions and Global Mobility Solutions through more than 120 offices in 45 countries, supporting a network of over 11,000 specialists and more than 1,350 active customers worldwide. In 2025 it generated over €1.2 billion in annual revenue, and in Q1 2026 reported €298.9 million in revenue, mainly from contracting services. Brunel structures its activities across global verticals – Conventional Energy, Renewables, Mining and Life Sciences – and local verticals including Industrials & Technology, Future Mobility, Financial Services, Public Sector, Infrastructure and other sectors. Operationally, Brunel provides contract and permanent recruitment, executive search, recruitment process outsourcing, and employer‑of‑record support, alongside project resourcing, project management and consulting. Its global mobility offering covers visa and immigration, logistics, pre‑assignment medicals, insurances and in‑country compliance, enabling deployment of specialists across complex, often remote projects. The company works with operators, service companies, EPC and PMC contractors, manufacturers and other clients across the full lifecycle of projects in upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas, power generation, mining operations, life sciences and broader industrial and technology markets. Strategically, Brunel positions itself as a partner in sustainable industry transformations, emphasising diversification of end markets, sector specialisation, capability building and disciplined execution. It invests in digital and AI‑driven recruitment to improve efficiency and scalability, and has expanded its renewables franchise through a strategic partnership with Taylor Hopkinson. Through the Brunel Foundation and initiatives such as the Brunel Foundation Forest and Trash ’n’ Trace, the company couples its commercial activities with environmental and social programs, including support for a more inclusive labour market and the global energy transition.