Wipro's profit in the fourth quarter of FY25 rose 26% to Rs 3570 crore; company released the results

The Bengaluru-headquartered company expects its revenue from IT services business to be between USD 2,505 million and USD 2,557 million in the first quarter of FY 26. It is estimated to decline by 1.5 to 3.5 percent in constant currency terms on a sequential basis.

Wipro Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director Srini Palliya said, "As customers remain cautious due to macroeconomic uncertainty, we are focused on closely partnering with them while remaining committed to sustained and profitable growth." He said the company ended FY25 with two large deals, growth in large deal bookings, and growth in top accounts. "Customer satisfaction scores have improved, reflecting strong execution and engagement," he said.

Wipro continues to invest in global talent and strengthen consulting and AI capabilities. Wipro's employee count stood at 2,33,346 in the last financial year, as against 2,32,614 in the same period last year. On Wednesday, Wipro shares closed 1.4 per cent higher at Rs 247.50 on the BSE. Wipro's results were released after market close.