Quest group SA (9IVA.BE,QUEST.AT), a Greek commercial activity and IT provider, on Tuesday reported a decline in earnings after tax and non- controlling interest for fiscal 2025. However, earnings from continuing operations increased on revenue growth.
For the financial year 2025, earnings after tax and non- controlling interest declined 2.3 percent to 47.972 million euros or 0.4532 euro per share from 49.113 million euros or 0.4636 euro per share a year ago. However, earnings from continuing operations grew 6.4 percent to 48.198 million euros or 0.4553 per share from 45.307 million euros or 0.4276 euro per share a year ago.
EBITDA came in at 106.983 million euros, 16.6 percent higher than 91.750 million euros in the previous year.
The company reported sales of 1.470 billion euros, up 10.9 percent from 1.325 billion euros in the prior year.
Looking ahead for fiscal 2026, Quest Group projects modest sales growth, while EBITDA and EBT are expected to be flat or slightly lower than last year, due to the sale of the majority of energy segment.
In continuing operations, modest growth in both sales and profitability is expected.
The company added that the full-year estimates are based on the assumption that there will be no prolonged adverse developments in energy prices, basic goods, and consumption, as a result of the war in the Middle East.
On the Athens Stock Exchange, shares of Quest group were trading 3.46 percent higher at 6.57 euros.
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