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Quest: Semiconductor-focused IT services firm funding growth internally

Quest Co., Ltd. (2332) · Published 2026-10-29 · Beluuga AI Research Team · Independent research

Not investment advice or a solicitation. See Important disclosures below.

Business overview

  • Quest provides IT services ranging from consulting on information systems to developing and maintaining business systems, and to building and operating IT infrastructure covering cloud, network, client devices and security. Customers span eight industries, including semiconductors, electronics, finance, telecommunications, entertainment, public sector, mobility and logistics, and healthcare.
  • The company groups these customers into three areas: a priority-growth area (semiconductors, manufacturing), a stable-growth area (finance, telecommunications, entertainment) and a social-issue area (public, mobility and logistics, healthcare). The annual securities report states that much of its strength lies in on-site resident services for large customers, and it is now building a 'solution services' line focused on AI and security under the 'Unite' brand launched in 2026.
  • From the year to March 2026, Quest reports a single 'Information Services' segment, replacing the former System Development and Infrastructure Services segments. The company explained that the change follows its April 2024 reorganization into an industry-based business group and a technology-based solution services group, and the growing overlap of the two former businesses.
  • The group had 1,092 employees at March 31, 2026, almost all at the parent company. Subsidiaries include NK Co., acquired in 2022, and SEPT Co., which became wholly owned in April 2025.

Investment case

  1. The annual securities report for the year to March 2026 states that the group continues to operate without relying on bank borrowing, funds working capital and capital expenditure from internal resources, and limits fund management to short-term deposits. Borrowings were repaid during the year (see Performance & Balance).
  2. Capital returns were active in the year to March 2026: the company bought back its own shares and paid dividends, and its articles let the board authorize buybacks without a shareholder vote under Article 165(2) of the Companies Act. The first-quarter earnings release for the year to March 2027 forecasts a higher annual dividend than the prior year, paid at year-end only.
  3. The company states that revenue growth in the year to March 2026 came from new orders from semiconductor (memory) and finance customers plus the contribution of SEPT Co. It opened a site in Kitakami in August 2025 and expanded its Yokkaichi site in October 2025 to support semiconductor work.
  4. Governance features include an audit and supervisory committee structure adopted in 2016, a nomination and remuneration advisory committee chaired by an outside director, a third-party board effectiveness review, and a board agenda in the year to March 2026 that covered cost-of-capital-aware management analysis and its disclosure policy.

Bear case

  1. Kioxia Corporation is the only customer named individually as a major customer in both of the last two years, and its sales grew in the year to March 2026. The company's growth is therefore tied to one semiconductor memory customer's IT spending.
  2. In the year to March 2026, operating profit rose much more slowly than revenue as personnel, training and new-site costs increased, and the EBITDA margin declined (see Performance & Balance). In the first quarter of the year to March 2027, operating profit fell year on year; the company attributed this to higher pay and recruiting costs and to profitability measures taking longer than expected to deliver results.
  3. The company revised its target for the final year of the 2024–2026 medium-term plan down to its earnings forecast, reflecting progress in fiscal 2025. Its full-year forecast for the year to March 2027 implies a sharp improvement in operating profit after a first quarter that declined.
  4. Acquisitions have added goodwill and customer-related assets to the balance sheet, and the company states that M&A is one route to securing engineers. Further deals would add integration and amortization considerations.

Catalysts

  • Formulation and announcement of the third medium-term plan (fiscal 2027–2030), which the company describes as the final step toward its Quest Vision2030 revenue and enterprise-value targets for fiscal 2030.
  • Interim (second-quarter) results for the six months to September 2026 and full-year results for the year to March 2027, which will show whether the unchanged full-year forecast and the planned year-end dividend increase hold.
  • Uptake of the 'Unite' solution services, including the AI Studio generative-AI support service launched in May 2026 and the expanded security services lineup.

Key risks

  • Talent: the company identifies difficulty hiring, retaining and developing skilled engineers, as well as shortages of engineers at partner subcontractors, as risks that could constrain growth and raise personnel and recruiting costs.
  • Demand: customers may cut IT investment because of economic conditions, geopolitical risk, raw material prices or product supply-and-demand swings. This risk is concentrated given the weight of semiconductor customers.
  • Project execution: unexpected costs from project difficulty or bugs can lead to low-margin or loss-making projects. The company screens high-risk projects at a company-wide meeting and runs monthly quality management meetings.
  • Information security: leakage or loss of confidential information through cyberattacks, ransomware or subcontractor failures could damage reputation, lead to suspended business and create damages liability.

Trading liquidity

Median daily trading value US$0.14mn
Average daily volume 30,869 shares

2025-10-06 to 2026-10-28 (250 trading days). Trading value is daily closing price × daily volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Assumptions

  • Financial figures on this page come from beluuga.ai's daily data set; trading liquidity is measured over the period shown. We do not use consensus estimates.
  • The segment change to a single Information Services segment from the year to March 2026 removes the earlier segment breakdown. Order intake and backlog now cover all contracts rather than system development only, so these figures cannot be compared with prior years.
  • The company's fiscal-year labels refer to the year starting in April (its fiscal 2026 corresponds to the year to March 2027). SEPT Co. joined in April 2025, which lifts year-on-year comparisons for the year to March 2026. The first-quarter figures were not reviewed by the auditor.
  • Qualitative statements are taken from the annual securities report for the year to March 2026 and the first-quarter earnings release for the year to March 2027.

This is independent research. No company paid for or reviewed it. We do not publish ratings, price targets or buy/sell views. Figures on the other slides of this page come from beluuga.ai's daily data set.

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Overview
Information & Communication

Quest Co.,Ltd.

Quest Co., Ltd. is a Japanese IT services company providing end-to-end information system solutions, including consulting, business system development and maintenance, and IT infrastructure construction and operations management. The company serves clients across diverse industries such as semiconductors, electronics, financial services, telecommunications, entertainment, public sector, logistics, and healthcare, delivering ERP, SCM, CRM, MES, PLM, and big data analytics solutions. Its infrastructure services division covers cloud, network, client devices (PC, smartphones, IoT), and security solutions from design through ongoing operations.

Market Cap
US$53.0M
¥8.47B
EV
US$32.2M
¥5.15B
StockUS$10.34(¥1,651)▲+2.87%
US$1 = ¥159.70 (2026-11-12)
LTM EV/EBITDA
3.7
x
LTM EV/EBIT
4.8
x
LTM PER
9.5
x
LTM PBR
1.1
x
Stock vs TOPIX (1Y, base=100)vs TOPIX ▼-16.4%pt
10012
Nov 13, 25 – Nov 13, 26StockTOPIX
1Nov 17, 25Q2 FY2026/03 earnings announced
2Aug 14, 26Q1 FY2027/03 earnings announced
MC → EV Bridge
US$53.0M¥8.47BMarket CapUS$0.06M¥0.01B+ DebtUS$17.2M¥2.75B− CashUS$3.59M¥0.57B− Inv. Sec.US$32.2M¥5.15BEV
AI Briefing
Quest delivers IT consulting, systems development and infrastructure services across semiconductor, finance and other verticals, with FY26/3 revenue US$111M (¥17.8B) and OP US$6.89M (¥1.1B) after folding in SEPT and expanding Kitakami/Yokkaichi sites. No bank debt, self-funded capex, active buybacks and a raised year-end dividend plan while management finalizes its third mid-term plan toward Quest Vision2030. Market read flags customer concentration risk, as Kioxia remains the only individually disclosed major customer and growth has leaned heavily on that relationship alongside rising personnel costs squeezing margins.
Performance & Balance
Revenue 5Y (US$)
US$73.9M¥11.8B'22/3US$88.9M¥14.2B'23/3US$89.1M¥14.2B'24/3US$93.5M¥14.9B'25/3US$112M¥17.8B'26/3
EBITDA 5Y (US$)
US$6.94M¥1.11B'23/3US$7.06M¥1.13B'24/3US$7.35M¥1.17B'25/3US$7.84M¥1.25B'26/3
Net Income 5Y (US$)
US$4.32M¥0.69B'23/3US$4.36M¥0.70B'24/3US$4.80M¥0.77B'25/3US$5.01M¥0.80B'26/3
Capital Structure
100%
EquityD/E 0.00xDebt
Liquidity vs Debt 5Y (US$)▲ Net Cash
CashInv. Sec.Debt
US$22.8M¥3.64BUS$0.71M¥0.11B'22/3US$24.0M¥3.83BUS$0.02M¥0.00B'23/3US$24.5M¥3.91BUS$0.09M¥0.02B'24/3US$25.9M¥4.14BUS$0.07M¥0.01B'25/3US$22.6M¥3.61BUS$0.06M¥0.01B'26/3
Business Segments
2026/03 · US$ (¥B)
100%
Single segment
Revenue
US$112M(¥17.8B)
Segment profit
US$6.83M(¥1.09B)6.1%
Shareholders
Top 10 hold 52.6%
1
Hiroshi UCHIDA
16.33%
2
Quest Co.,Ltd. Employee Stock Ownership Association
7.38%
3
Yuji HANAWA
5.72%
4
SCSK Corporation
5.24%
5
UNIRITA Inc.
5.16%
6
Hikari Tsushin, Inc. Investment Limited Partnership
4.80%
7
Masako UCHIDA
2.92%
8
Hisae UCHIDA
2.92%
9
Kazuo SATO
1.10%
10
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, Limited
1.08%
Management
9 officers
Hiroyuki SATO
Director, Chairman of the Board of Directors
Apr 1984 Joined Toshiba Corporation Apr 2004 General Manager, Planning Department, Storage Device Business Division, Toshiba Corporation Jul 2011 General Manager, Storage Products Business Division, Toshiba Corporation Sep 2015 General Manager, Corporate Management Planning Department, Head Office, Toshiba Corporation Apr 2020 Senior Managing Executive Officer, Toshiba Corporation; President and Representative Director, Toshiba Device & Storage Corporation Mar 2022 Executive Vice President and Representative Executive Officer, Toshiba Corporation; President and Representative Director, Toshiba Device & Storage Corporation Dec 2023 Special Advisor, Toshiba Corporation (current) Jun 2024 Director, the Company (current) Apr 2026 Advisor, Asahi Higashi Mirai Technology Co., Ltd. (current)
1959-06-18
Satoshi KAMADA
Representative Director, President and Executive Officer; in charge of Business Innovation Promotion Division; in charge of Internal Audit Office
Nov 1989 Joined Sony System Design Corporation (now Sony Global Solutions Inc.) Apr 2004 General Manager, Semiconductor Solutions Division, Sony System Design Corporation Apr 2009 General Manager, Production Solutions Division 1, Sony System Design Corporation Dec 2012 Head, Manufacturing & Engineering Division, Sony System Design Corporation Apr 2016 Head, Business IT Division, Sony System Design Corporation Oct 2018 Head, Global Information System & Communication Application Management Capability, Sony Group Corporation Apr 2020 Executive Officer, the Company; in charge of New Business Strategy under the Director; General Manager, IT Value-up Division Jun 2021 Senior Executive Officer, the Company; in charge of IT Value-up Division; in charge of DX Promotion Department Apr 2025 in charge of Industrial Systems Business Division; in charge of Solutions Services Business Division Jun 2025 Representative Director, President and Executive Officer, the Company (current); in charge of Business Innovation Promotion Division (current); in charge of Internal Audit Office (current)
1965-08-24
Yuji SUZUKI
Director, Vice President and Executive Officer
Apr 2001 Group Leader, T.I.D. Sanct Group Co., Ltd. Apr 2003 Executive Officer; Group Leader, Customer Support Group, T.I.D. Sanct Group Co., Ltd. Apr 2004 General Manager, System Service Business Division, the Company Apr 2014 Executive Officer; General Manager, Infrastructure Solutions Business Division, the Company Apr 2020 Executive Officer; General Manager, ICT Solutions Business Division, the Company Jun 2021 Senior Executive Officer; in charge of ICT Solutions Business Division, the Company Apr 2025 in charge of Manufacturing Systems Business Division; assistant to Solutions Services Business Division, the Company Jun 2025 Director, Vice President and Executive Officer, the Company (current); in charge of Industrial Systems Business Division
1964-09-04
Ken KOJIMA
Director, Senior Executive Officer; in charge of Public & Energy Business Division; in charge of DX Promotion Department; in charge of Chubu Branch
Apr 1988 Joined the Company Apr 2003 General Manager, IT Center, the Company Oct 2004 Executive Officer; General Manager, System Service Business Division, the Company Jun 2008 Director, the Company (current) Apr 2010 General Manager, Infrastructure Solutions Business Division, the Company Jun 2012 Director, Data Shori Center Co., Ltd.; Director, Draft In Co., Ltd. Apr 2014 General Manager, Infrastructure Product & Integration Business Division, the Company Jun 2016 in charge of Sales Department, the Company Apr 2017 General Manager, ICT Solutions & Integration Business Division, the Company Apr 2019 in charge of ICT Solutions & Integration Business Division; General Manager, Infrastructure Solutions Business Division, the Company Apr 2020 in charge of ICT Solutions Business Division, the Company Jun 2020 Senior Executive Officer, the Company (current) Jun 2021 in charge of Chubu Branch; in charge of Product Planning & Development Office, the Company Apr 2022 in charge of Marketing Promotion Office, the Company Apr 2024 in charge of Public & Energy Business Division, the Company (current); in charge of DX Promotion Department, the Company (current) Apr 2026 in charge of Chubu Branch, the Company (current)
1962-06-10
Yutaka KOIZUMI
Director, Senior Executive Officer; in charge of Corporate Planning & Management Department; in charge of Accounting Department; in charge of Sustainability; Director, Sept Co., Ltd.
Apr 1986 Joined Sony Corporation Apr 2007 Director, Sony Australia Ltd. Nov 2012 General Manager, R&D Management Department, Sony Corporation; Director, Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc. Mar 2014 Director, Sony Digital Network Applications, Inc. Jul 2018 General Manager, Corporate Management Planning Department, Corporate Technology Strategy Division, Sony Corporation Apr 2020 Advisor, the Company Jun 2020 Director, the Company (current); Senior Executive Officer, the Company (current); in charge of Management Department; in charge of Accounting Department Apr 2021 in charge of Corporate Planning Department, the Company Apr 2024 in charge of Corporate Planning & Management Department, the Company (current); in charge of Accounting Department (current); in charge of Sustainability (current) Apr 2025 Director, Sept Co., Ltd. (current)
1964-01-23
Kazuhito MITSUHASHI
Director, Senior Executive Officer; in charge of Human Resources & General Affairs Department; in charge of Legal & Compliance Office; in charge of Diversity & Inclusion Promotion Office; Director, N.K. Co., Ltd.
Apr 1992 Joined Toshiba Corporation Jul 2007 Senior Manager, General Affairs Department, Digital Media Network Company, Toshiba Corporation Jan 2010 Assistant President, Toshiba Storage Device (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (seconded) Jun 2012 Deputy General Manager, Toshiba Semiconductor (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (seconded) Apr 2016 General Manager, Talent Recruitment Center, Human Resources & General Affairs Department, Toshiba Corporation Nov 2018 Group Manager, Employee Welfare, Human Resources & General Affairs Department, Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation Jan 2020 Director; General Manager, Human Resources & General Affairs Department, Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation Apr 2022 Vice President, Human Resources & General Affairs Department, Toshiba Corporation Apr 2026 Joined the Company; Officer (current)
1969-04-21
Kazuo INOUE
Director (Audit and Supervisory Committee Member)
Apr 1985 Joined Toshiba Corporation Jul 1999 Senior Manager, Management Accounting, Accounting Department, Toshiba Corporation Jun 2000 Group Leader, SD Business Accounting, Digital Media Network Company, Toshiba Corporation Jul 2003 Group Leader, PC Business Accounting, Digital Media Network Company, Toshiba Corporation Nov 2004 Vice President, Toshiba America Information Systems (seconded) May 2010 General Manager, Treasury Department, Toshiba Corporation May 2014 Vice President & CFO, Toshiba Europe, EMEA Regional Headquarters (seconded) Sep 2015 Executive Officer; Head of Finance and General Manager, Finance Department, Toshiba TEC Corporation Oct 2015 Director and Executive Officer; Head of Finance and General Manager, Finance Department, Toshiba TEC Corporation Jun 2018 Director and Managing Executive Officer; Head of Finance and General Manager, Finance Department, Toshiba TEC Corporation Jun 2019 Director and Managing Executive Officer; Head of Finance, in charge of Internal Control Promotion, and General Manager, Finance Department, Toshiba TEC Corporation Jul 2023 Special Advisor, Toshiba TEC Corporation Apr 2024 Advisor (non-full-time), Nojima Corporation Jun 2024 Outside Director (non-full-time), Nojima Corporation
1962-01-03
Yukari SOJI
Director (Audit and Supervisory Committee Member)
Apr 2012 Head of Internal Audit Office, Wingle Inc. (now LITALICO Inc.) Jun 2013 Full-time Audit & Supervisory Board Member, Wingle Inc. Jun 2017 Director (Audit and Supervisory Committee Member), Wingle Inc. Oct 2018 Director, Japan Audit & Supervisory Board Members Association Nov 2019 Managing Director, Japan Audit & Supervisory Board Members Association (current) Jun 2020 Director (Audit and Supervisory Committee Member), the Company (current) Dec 2020 Audit & Supervisory Board Member, Family Corporation Inc. Mar 2021 Audit & Supervisory Board Member, Wellness Communications Inc. (current) Sep 2021 Full-time Audit & Supervisory Board Member, dely Inc. (now Kurashiru Inc.) (current) Jan 2025 Audit & Supervisory Board Member, ventus Inc. (now HEARTBEATS Inc.) (current)
1971-08-09
Mitsuru NAMBA
Director (Audit and Supervisory Committee Member)
Apr 2000 Registered as attorney-at-law, Tokyo Bar Association Apr 2000 Joined Tokyo Surugadai Law Office Apr 2003 Partner, Tokyo Surugadai Law Office (current) Oct 2005 Contract Staff, Human Rights Relief Research Office, Japan Federation of Bar Associations Oct 2010 Visiting Research Fellow, National University of Singapore Feb 2015 Director, International Criminal Bar Association Jun 2016 Secretary General, International Human Rights Committee, Japan Federation of Bar Associations Apr 2020 Deputy Chairperson, Committee for the Protection of Human Rights, Japan Federation of Bar Associations Jun 2022 Director (Audit and Supervisory Committee Member), the Company (current)
1973-12-25
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