Wipro Revenue

Wipro's buyback plan failed to boost investor confidence as shares dropped 2.78%. The company's revenue has declined for three consecutive years, raising concerns about its ability to convert deal pipelines into actual revenue amid a challenging macroeconomic environment.

This follows a significant expansion at the same site last year, highlighting the IT sector's resurgence in the commercial real estate market.

Wipro, India's fourth-largest IT services firm, released its financial results for Q2, with performance figures aligning with market expectations. The company’s voluntary employee attrition rate drops to 14.9% in September 2025, down from 15.1% in the preceding June quarter.

Wipro, India's fourth largest IT company, announced its June quarter results, reporting a 2% QoQ and 2.3% YoY revenue decline to $2,590 million, aligning with prior guidance estimates.

India's fourth-largest information technology (IT) services company reported $10.51 billion in revenue for FY25, down 2.72% from the previous year, even as net profit jumped 19% to $1.54 billion.

Wipro Q4 Results: Wipro reported a 26 per cent rise in consolidated net profit for the March quarter of FY25, but warned of a weak quarter ahead with a 3.5 per cent expected drop in IT services revenue, amid global uncertainties.

Wipro ADR: Wipro ADR fell three per cent to $2.73 on the American stock exchange after the IT major estimated a grim quarter ahead due to global uncertainty on Trump's tariffs.

Wipro Q4 Results Preview: Dalal Street analysts and brokerage firms expect the IT major to announce flat results for its Jan-Mar quarter due to weak demand amid geopolitical uncertainties.

Wipro Q4 Update: India's fourth-largest software services giant will hold a board meeting on April 16, 2025, to announce its Q4FY25 results.