UniSystems, a part of the Quest group, anticipates a double-digit growth rate for 2025, building on an impressive average growth of 16% over the past five years.
During the presentation of the company’s strategic plan in front of the Board of Directors, CEO Yannis Loumakis highlighted that Uni Systems will continue its focus on executing technology projects both domestically and internationally, with plans for expansion into countries like England and Cyprus.
Loumakis pointed out a strong demand for technology initiatives in the energy and financial sectors, which the company is starting to pursue overseas. Additionally, plans are being developed for entry into the defense sector, particularly in dual-use technologies related to cybersecurity, critical infrastructure protection, document management, and logistics. This will leverage ongoing research and development programs, including projects part of the ReArm Europe Plan/Readiness 2030 via EDF and the Hellenic Center for Defence Innovation S.A. (HCDI). The strategy also considers potential acquisitions in Greece and abroad.
As Loumakis noted, investments in the key areas of Uni Systems’ strategic plan—such as Cloud, Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Fintech, IT Consulting, Managed Services, and Customer Experience—were intensified in 2024, yielding revenues of over 71 million euros.
In total, the company generated 242 million euros in revenue for 2024 (consolidated with Intelli Solutions, in which Uni Systems holds a 90% stake), achieving a 12% annual growth, alongside a backlog of 680 million euros and participation in 900 projects. The international market continues to dominate revenue sources at 45%, followed by the financial, banking, public, and private sectors.
In addition, the company enhanced its workforce with more than 500 new hires in Greece and abroad, bringing the total number of employees to over 1,800. In the R&D sector, which includes 24 projects for 2024, Uni Systems signed two memoranda of understanding with the Pleiades IoT Cluster for the establishment of Innovation Centers in Kalamata and Chalki.
Uni Systems’ potential entry into the Greek Capital Market was also addressed, with Quest Group Chairman Theodoros Fessas stating, “We have received various proposals regarding the company’s listing on the Athens Stock Exchange, and we are carefully considering them.”
