company CIGI - SteadyBase

steadybase-$ company CIGI

account_id none on file

legal_name Colliers International Group Inc.

ticker CIGI

cik 913353

domain colliers.com

linkedin_company_url https://www.linkedin.com/company/colliers-international/

entry_point_account_id none on file

exchange Nasdaq

sector Finance

hq Toronto, Ontario, Canada

irhttps://www.colliers.com/en/research#sort=%40datez32xpublished%20descending&f:ResearchType=[National%20Report]&f:ServiceType=[Capital%20Markets]

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calls 5 filings 40 executives 4 family 0

why_nownone on file

calls

So being prudent there on our headcount, managing the discretionary costs in the business, you know, travel, conferences, that sort of thing.

Aug 2, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Christian Mayer, CFO | earnings call 2023-08-02 | transcript 4cc31875-fa77-4b23-a02a-cc89cd51d769 | chars 20205-20346 | segment 20

The Americas, as you know, through 2021, and this is true across the business, there was not much travel. There wasn't much client engagement directly, conferences and stuff like that. That activity has resumed pretty strongly in 2022. We've been very active meeting with our clients in person, attending conferences, other discretionary and variable costs like that have increased significantly after a couple of years of virtually shutting those kinds of costs down.

Nov 1, 2022 / receipt, needs a key / Christian Mayer, CFO | earnings call 2022-11-01 | transcript 096c09b7-30f7-43d0-86ec-4f9ce20a99ba | chars 19288-19756 | segment 20

Going forward, we expect operating costs to increase during the second half of the year as support staffing levels return to normal. and restrictions on travel and social gatherings ease around the world.

Aug 4, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Christian Mayer, CFO | earnings call 2021-08-04 | transcript 012be214-5125-4ed8-9695-bad37fbc39e9 | chars 10290-10494 | segment 10

On the commentary for operating costs to increase in the second half of the year, Are you more or less assuming that you're going back to kind of a normalized operating environment, I guess meaning that the temporary cost savings of 2020 in areas like travel and entertainment are moving back to what you typically expect and so be some normalization second half of this year and into the first half of 2021? Would that be the right way to think about it?

Aug 4, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Steven Sheldon, other | earnings call 2021-08-04 | transcript 012be214-5125-4ed8-9695-bad37fbc39e9 | chars 20408-20863 | segment 20

Stephen, we've been operating with a very disciplined approach for the last year and a half around the pandemic, and we've taken support costs out of the business, support staffing, and also obviously travel and meetings and events and stuff like that. Some of that activity is going to return in the back half of the year, and that's... included in our outlook, but certainly we don't expect the full amount of cost that we had prior to the pandemic to return.

Aug 4, 2021 / receipt, needs a key / Christian Mayer, CFO | earnings call 2021-08-04 | transcript 012be214-5125-4ed8-9695-bad37fbc39e9 | chars 20864-21325 | segment 21

filings

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