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9 May 2007, Vijay Times |
In QuEST of higher echelons
While
the double-decker, super-jumbo A-380 in its first
sojourn to india halted at only New Delhi and Mumbai,
Bangalore's own engineering services and end-to-end
product company QuEST has delivered its first batch of
components to be in corporated in the fuselage of the
aircraft in a tie up with Belgium firm SABCA, a
subsidiary of Dassault Group.
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25 March 2007, Business India |
In QuEST of growth
As a leading product
development solutions provider to global technology
majors, Bangalore-based QuEST evidently has its work
cut out for itself.
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12 March 2007, The Financial
Times, London |
QuEST's planned aim listing
would value company at $90m
QuEST, a US-based company
with virtually all its operations in India and which
helps cut the costs of developing new products for
manufacturers based in Europe and North America, is
planning a London listing in a move that would value
the company at about $90m (£46m).
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12 March 2007, The Financial
Times, London |
Rolls-Royce mines rich seam of
Indian engineering talent
“…QuEST's business is centred on the idea that India has a huge stock of
engineers who are highly educated, speak good English,
are technically proficient and cost a quarter of the
comparable employment rate of an engineer based in the
US or western Europe…”
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11 March 2007, Business Today |
The Next Big Thingy
WHAT DO BOEING, AIRBUS,
Alstom, General Motors, Ferrari, and United Utilities
have in common? They all have been outsourcing their
design and engineering requirements to India.
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08 March 2007, Mike Funston,
STAFF REPORTER, The Star |
Flying in India
Mississauga-based
Magellan Aerospace will go where no company in that
industry has gone before, if it succeeds with its
plans to establish the first independent processing
facility catering to the aerospace industry in India.
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11 February 2007, Financial
Express, Bangalore |
QuEST plans delivery centres in
UK, Japan
Engineering company
QuEST
plans to set up delivery centres in the UK and Japan
to serve the local market, a company official told FE.
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