The Quest Group, in its 40 years of operation, has associated its name with the development of the IT market in Greece. As a large, listed Group, with diversified activities in the fields of Digital Technologies, E-Commerce, Electronic Transactions, Green Energy and Courier / Postal services, it operates based on a coherent, flexible, and structured Corporate Governance framework in accordance with the Greek Laws and Sustainable Development principles. Particularly important is the Group's investment in the development of more than 1,900 employees, which are the largest asset in its evolution. At the same time, the Group is developing, with its environmental and social responsibility in account, contributing to each of them by creating value for its stakeholders and our country in general.

In 2019, the Quest Group among others:

• Achieved a significant increase in all its financial figures, while ~ 17% of its revenue comes from sales outside Greece
• Implemented significant investments of € 34 million mainly related to renewable energy sources
• Updated its Corporate Governance framework and Risk Management procedures
• Continued its digital transformation plan
• Enhanced innovation 
• Created 161 new jobs and increased by 25% the investment in employee education
• Continued the actions to reduce the carbon footprint
• Continued the corporate responsibility actions, contributing to the society, in the areas of innovative entrepreneurship (startups), the use of technology in education and the support of vulnerable groups.

The Covid-19 pandemic and the management of its impact find the Quest Group next to employees, close to partners, customers, and the society. All necessary health and safety measures and initiatives were taken and business continuity plans where constantly updated, in order to continue serving its customers.

In a spirit of solidarity, the Quest Group donated more than € 500,000 to the Ministry of Education to support e-learning, offering a total of 1,018 iPad 4G. The Group offered 120 computers and 15 Multi-functional machines at  theNational Public Health Organization (EODY), two respirators at the "Attikon" hospital and 5 special screens at the "Pammakaristos" hospital for monitoring the patients' recovery. Additionally, ACS supported vulnerable groups with its services and staff, transporting valuable medical supplies to geriatric units and charities throughout Greece, helping more than 6,000 beneficiaries.