
Researchers have looked at companies that had at least ten employees at the beginning of the period with a turnover of 5 million Euros, and achieved at least 20% growth in sales and employees.
Greatest growth is in the cosmetics company Rituals, founded by Raymond Cloosterman in 2000. Between 2012 and 2016, the company created 1,097 new jobs. After a slow start, the company has grown enormously in just the last four years. The number of stores has more than doubled to five hundred establishments.
“2400 Great People”
Cloosterman says in a press release that there was no intention to grow so fast. “At the moment we are opening two to three stores a week, somewhere in the world and the Rituals family continues to grow rapidly. Last year we employed and trained 2400 people”.
At number two is Royal Reesink, a wholesaler that includes agricultural implements, tools, household items and furniture. The group, founded in 1786 as a small forge, created about 906 jobs.
And at third place is Cool Blue, which started in 1999 as a student company by Peter Black, but is now a company with more than 323 shops and eight physical stores in the Netherlands and Belgium, accounting for 456 new jobs in the last four years.
Source: http://www.nu.nl
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