16 Dec 2008,
The Economic Times

As aerospace cos get choosy, QuEST predicts rapid growth
AEROSPACE engineering services provider QuEST Global said expects to accelerate its pace of growth to 65-75% during the fiscal to March 2009, benefiting from larger orders as clients such as EADS and Boeing trim their lists of suppliers.
 

29 Nov 2008,
Outlook Business

The QuEST goes on
THE LONG PLATES atop the wings of an aircraft may be called spoilers, for they disrupt the airflow over the wings. But far from spoiling a flight, these flaps ensure that an airqraft lands and takes off smoothly. The plates need to be resilient to high wind speeds and, at the same time, be light-weight.
 

24 Nov 2008,
Silicon India

QuEST: A quest to success
With a turn over of more than $ 50 million last year and prestigious Fortune 200 clients such as GE, Pratt & Whitney, Rolls Royce and EADS, QuEST has emerged as a leading provider of outsourced engineering services and manufacturing.
 

17 Nov 2008,
The Economic Times

QuEST global engineers smooth landings for Boeing and Airbus
While flying is a relaxing experience for most people, the landing stage is where many people send up a prayer. A malfunction here could mean serious consequences. It’s not surprising that companies like Boeing and Airbus, who have the largest number of commercial aircraft worldwide, give utmost importance to this stage.
 

22 Oct 2008,
The Economic Times,
New Delhi

QuEST Global plans SEZzling takeoff
QuEST Global, a provider of outsourcing engineering services, has invested $10 million, and would be putting in an additional $25 million in its SEZ in Belguam, Karnataka.
 

Oct 2008,
Aeromag Asia

Aerospace supply chain opportunities for india suppliers
The aerospace industry continues to be challenged by increasing competition and cost pressures as well as rising energy costs, high raw material prices and a weak US dollar through the factor has eased a bit with the weakening rupee.