The company's business model has succeeded domestically and overseas.


JobStreet has a database of 11 million jobseekers, 100,000 employers users and 150,000 job postings per month.

AFTER a good run on the local bourse over the last decade, JobStreet Corp Bhd is finally calling it a day. Bursa Malaysia will soon be saying goodbye to one of its technology successes as the company is to be privatised.

Back in 2004 when JobStreet’s unassuming managing director Mark Chang hit the gong signifying the company’s debut on the local bourse, its net profit was at the RM2mil level, and its share price then was at 54 sen. It had a market capitalisation of a mere RM100mil and was looking to raise RM10mil from the IPO.

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