In its September quarter, the company's profit and margin figures missed Street estimates, even though it was able to meet revenue projections on the back of accretion from its recent multi-billion dollar Alight deal win. It reported a dip in its net profit with contraction in its operating margin, as it had to provide for Rs 514 crore towards a one-time settlement with one of its key clients. During the period, Wipro’s consolidated net profit fell 13.8 per cent year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 1,886 crore, while on a sequential basis, it dropped 9.9 per cent.