Quest Co., Ltd. – Market Update and Comparative Performance
Recent Trading Activity
On Saturday, 24 November 2026, Quest (2332.T) closed 2.91 % higher than its preceding session, reflecting a steady upward trajectory. At 05:22 AM Central European Time, the stock was quoted at JPY 1,769. Over the last 24 hours, the firm’s shares have experienced a total turnover of JPY 23.3 million.
The current market capitalization stands at JPY 9 billion, derived from the prevailing share price and an outstanding supply of 5 million shares. In the broader 24‑hour window, Quest has advanced 6.05 % since the end of last month, indicating sustained investor confidence.
Technical Indicators
Simple Moving Average (SMA) (200 days): JPY 1,728.54 The current price of JPY 1,769 sits modestly above this average, suggesting a mild bullish bias in medium‑term momentum.
52‑Week High / Low High: JPY 2,220 (27 May 2026)Low: JPY 1,460 (31 March 2026) The recent price is roughly 20 % below the year’s peak yet comfortably above the low, positioning Quest within a healthy mid‑range of its historical spectrum.
Comparative Snapshot – Peer Performance (Last 24 Hours)
| Ticker | % Change | Current Price (JPY) | Market Cap (JPY) | P/E Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genova (9341.T) | +0.65 % | 600 | 10.7 billion | – |
| Cross Marketing (3675.T) | +0.52 % | 570 | 10.8 billion | 14.17 |
| Jason (3080.T) | –0.84 % | 830 | 10.7 billion | – |
| Dreamarts (4811.T) | +0.98 % | 940 | 10.7 billion | 16.25 |
| Property Data Bank (4389.T) | –0.97 % | 1,033 | 10.7 billion | 15.84 |
While Quest’s gains outpace most of its peers, the relative stability across the group suggests a broader market equilibrium rather than sector‑specific volatility.
Company Overview
Quest Co., Ltd. is a Japanese technology enterprise headquartered in Tokyo. Established in 1965 as Keihin Keisan Center Co., Ltd., it transitioned to a public company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2002. Quest delivers a comprehensive suite of IT services, including:
- System design, development, implementation, and maintenance
- Construction, operation, and management of IT infrastructures
- Business process outsourcing for back‑office functions
- IT value‑enhancement solutions
By integrating these services, Quest positions itself as a strategic partner for organizations seeking to optimize technology operations and achieve operational excellence.
This article provides a concise, data‑driven overview of Quest’s recent market performance and contextualizes its activity against comparable firms within the Japanese equities landscape.