NYSE: DHX
November 10, 2025
Listed
NYSE:
DHX (2007)
HQ
Denver, CO
Est. 1990
Year End
December 31
Diluted Shares Outstanding (Q4 2024)
46M
DHI Group owns ClearanceJobs and Dice, which are platforms for finding and engaging with top tech talent, including engineers, software developers, data scientists, cybersecurity experts, professionals with AI skills and more. With over 9 million tech professional profiles on our two platforms, we use AI-powered tools and our proprietary skills algorithm to connect employers with the most qualified candidates for their job openings.
DHI Group: Two-Sided Marketplaces
Companies and Recruiters
7.6M Tech Professionals 1.9M Tech candidates with
Security Clearances
Tech Professional Candidates
Help Companies and Recruiters Attract, Engage and Hire Tech Talent
Two Online Recruiting Platforms with proprietary software technology
SaaS Business Model with approximately 90% Recurring Revenue
Millions of Candidate Profiles due to the Longevity of the Platforms
DHI Financial Overview
2024 Annual Results and Five-Year Performance$142M
Revenue
+6% CAGR3
$21MOperating Cash Flow
$141MBookings1
+6% CAGR3
$14M
Capex
$35MAdjusted EBITDA2
+12% CAGR3
$32M
Debt
25%Adjusted EBITDA Margin2
$2M
Share Repurchases
$74M
From 2020 - Q3 2025
See definition of bookings later in this document.
Notes regarding the use of Non-GAAP financial measures and GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation at end of document. The reconciliation applies to each use of this metric throughout this presentation.
CAGR represents Compound Annual Growth Rate, on dollars, from 2020 to 2024.
DHI Offers Candidates that Cannot be Found ElsewhereMany active Dice tech professionals are not found on generalist sites like ZipRecruiter, Indeed or LinkedIn.
In cases where competitors do have overlapping candidate profiles, the majority are outdated by at least 6 months.
LinkedIn has no profile field for government clearance
Government workers and contractors have freedom to use ClearanceJobs due to the lack of hostile actors on the platform
Other smaller competitors are a fraction the size of ClearanceJobs
Compelling ROI for Companies
"Dice has paid for itself already as we made one hire that we could not find anywhere else."
American National Insurance
Tech Professionals are very expensive.
Most recruiters charge between 20-25% of the first-year salary of a candidate they place.
Dice and CJ charge between $8-$10k for a standard entry level license for clients. The ROI of making one placement using these platforms is high.
5 Top Job Boards For Tech And IT Jobs
The top tech and IT job boards include well-established platforms and specialized tech-focused sites.
1. Dice
Although Dice is an exclusively tech-focused job board, it attracts employers from various industries, as today's businesses across all sectors rely heavily on technology and require skilled tech professionals. The companies posting on Dice range from startups and small businesses to large corporations and tech giants, all seeking to fill their technology-related positions.
DHi
The most in-demand jobs for tech and IT job seekers on Dice include cybersecurity analyst, data scientist, DevOps engineer, full-stack developer, IT support, network engineer, network administrator, project manager, product manager, scrum master, software engineer, tech sales, web developer and more.
Forbes
EU Defense Spending Benefits U.S. GovTech MarketHistorically, over 60% of EU defense procurement spending have been allocated to U.S.-based defense contractors.
The proposed $1.1 trillion U.S. defense budget for 2026 marks the largest single-year increase in peacetime history.
Additionally, NATO countries are boosting defense spending with U.S. contractors likely to secure a significant portion of this incremental spend.
Source: Aviation Week
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