Syft on hiring surge following 51% revenue jump
Christchurch-based “air sniffing” startup signs new global customers, grapples with growth issues.
After clocking big increases in revenue and profit, Christchurch-based Syft says it needs to boost staff numbers.
The privately-held maker of “air sniffing” tech took on 46 new staffers during its financial year just reported, for a total of 76.
Chief executive Doug Hastie says he needs to
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Syft on hiring surge following 51% revenue jump
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