Quest Holdings (QUEST) Stock Price, Fundamentals & Analysis

Quest Holdings (QUEST) is a Greek technology group listed on the Athens Stock Exchange, where it trades among large-cap names such as those in the FTSE/ATHEX Large Cap universe. Founded in 1981 and headquartered in Athens, the company employs 3,659 people and distributes IT and telecommunications products across Greece, Romania, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Belgium, Spain, and Italy.

What QUEST does

Quest Holdings operates through four segments. The Commercial Activities segment sells IT equipment, Apple and Xiaomi mobile devices, air conditioning units, and other home appliances. The Information Technology Services segment produces and maintains IT software. The Postal Services segment provides courier and postal services for handling customer shipments, and the Production of Electric Power from Renewable Energy Sources segment generates and sells power from renewables. This mix makes it a diversified distributor and services group rather than a pure hardware maker like Panasonic (6752) or a software-focused peer such as Thunder Software Technology (300496).

Key numbers explained

• The share price is 7.86 EUR, up +1.42% today, within a 52-week range of 6.07 – 7.93 and up 6% over the past year.
• The P/E ratio — the price divided by earnings per share, a common gauge of valuation — is 15.7 on trailing earnings and 13.6 on expected earnings, with trailing EPS of 0.5 EUR.
• The dividend yield — annual dividends as a percentage of the share price — is 5.09%, with 80% of earnings paid out and the ex-dividend date on Jun 12, 2026.
• Market capitalisation stands at 831.38M EUR, and the price-to-book ratio is 2.33.
• Trailing revenue is 1.53B EUR, growing 8.2% year over year, with a 3.5% profit margin and 7% operating margin.
• Return on equity is 16.8%, and the debt-to-equity ratio is 36.9%.
• A beta of 0.67 suggests the stock has historically moved less than the overall market.

What to watch

As a distributor, Quest Holdings' results tend to follow consumer and business demand for electronics, currency movements across its seven markets, and supplier relationships. Its renewable energy and postal services segments add different dynamics. Margin trends matter because distribution is a low-margin business — the 3.5% profit margin shows how thin the cushion is. Dividend sustainability depends on earnings, given the 80% payout ratio. The next earnings date is Nov 18, 2026. Peers elsewhere in Europe's tech distribution and services space include Novabase (NBA) and Capgemini (CAP).