Wipro's Q2FY26 profit rose 1.15% to Rs 3,246 crore and revenue grew 1.7% to Rs 22,697 crore, supported by strong deal wins worth $2.9 billion and steady performance in BFSI
Q2FY26 company results: Waaree Energies, Jio Financial Services, Indian Bank, JSW Infrastructure, and Indian Overseas Bank are also to release their July-September quarter earnings report
Analysts forecast a sequential decline in Wipro's Ebit margin despite rupee depreciation, mainly due to upfront costs linked to large deals, analysts said
Azim Premji has declined Karnataka govt's request to allow vehicles through Wipro's Sarjapur campus, citing legal, governance and SEZ compliance issues in traffic plans
IT stocks such as Infosys, TCS and 3 others could see limited downside from current levels, as they are trading above key support levels, backed by positive cues from momentum oscillators, show charts
Another silver lining for the companies and the markets, analysts said, is the falling dependence on the H-1B visa in the last few years.
The initiative by the IT services giant comes at a time when the company is ramping up its efforts to increase the number of women in its workforce
Global uncertainty, US trade tariffs, and muted growth weigh on Indian IT firms as over 600 major outsourcing contracts near renewal in the second half of 2025
The service is aimed at strengthening and simplifying cybersecurity for client companies
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SBI, SBI Card, Canara Bank, Tata Chemicals and Wipro have witnessed a short-term breakout as per the price-to-moving averages action, shows the daily chart.
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Billionaire Azim Premji-promoted Wipro Consumer Care & Lighting is confident of its brand Santoor dethroning rival FMCG major HUL's Lifebuoy as the market leader in the soap and personal care segment in the next one year, a top company official said. Santoor, which has now become a Rs 2,700-crore-plus brand, has made its way into liquid hand wash and some other adjacent categories, such as body lotion and body wash. "We don't know if we are No. 1 yet, and what the size of Lifebuoy is, but it's a matter of time that we will become number one," Wipro Consumer Care & Lighting CEO Vineet Agrawal told PTI when asked about the brand Santoor and its prospects. He further said, "We have already beaten Lux (another soap brand from HUL) a few years back, and I am confident that we will beat Lifebuoy in maybe a year from now." According to media reports, Lifebuoy, which operates in the hygiene category, is also over Rs 2,000 crore. Like Santoor, Lifebuoy, too, now features in adjacent ...
The Nifty IT index has fallen by 18.1 per cent so far this year, the worst among key sectors. During the same period, Nifty has risen by 3.8 per cent
Wipro shares rose 1.2 per cent in morning deals, however, reversed gains later after company inked agreement to acquire HARMAN's DTS unit
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The acquisition will enhance Wipro's capabilities in domain-led design, connected products, and software platforms
Under the deal, more than 5,600 employees from the DTS unit across the Americas, Europe and Asia will move to Wipro once the transaction is completed by year-end
Markets remained volatile on Wednesday and ended lower amid mixed cues. After a flat start, the Nifty oscillated within a range and eventually settled near the lower end at 24,574.20.