Quest Global has shifted its domicile to India ahead of a planned IPO next year and is looking to accelerate growth through acquisitions, which could contribute 5–10 per cent to growth going forward, co-founder and CEO Ajit Prabhu told businessline in an exclusive interview.
The company recently completed an inbound merger of its overseas holding structure into its Indian subsidiary through a share swap, without an additional cash payout. In April, it acquired BITSILICA, an India-based semiconductor design services company, to strengthen its semiconductor offerings and expand its presence in serving global semiconductor customers.
The US accounts for about 50 per cent of Quest Global’s revenue, while Europe contributes around 30 per cent. The remainder comes from Asia and other markets, including Japan, Prabhu said.
The company has about 200 employees in China, based primarily in Shanghai and Beijing. Its work in the country largely involves supporting American companies with operations and supply chains there.
India currently contributes approximately single-digit share of revenue, Prabhu said. However, the company sees an opportunity to work with global capability centres (GCCs) in the country, particularly by helping them address inefficiencies in their cost structures.
While Quest Global will remain focused on its core geographies, West Asia is emerging as an additional investment destination. The company sees opportunities in the region’s oil and gas sector, Prabhu said.
Published on October 9, 2026
