Wipro is predicted to achieve no actual change in revenue figures during its upcoming January-March quarter for FY25. Analysis shows that the decline in the manufacturing and energy industries explains the continuing weak performance. The company plans to declare Q4 financial report outcomes through an April 16 announcement.
According to Motilal Oswal Financial Services brokerage, revenue will stay within the provided range of -1% to +1% compared to the last quarter. Customer demand in manufacturing, energy, and resources remains below previous levels. The European and APMEA regions demonstrate this pattern as their clients hesitate to spend on discretionary items.
Some detailed sectors have demonstrated strong resistance against ongoing industry difficulties. The Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance components (BFSI) and healthcare areas maintain consistent business performance. Support from Wipro's Capco consulting division and better customer budgeting drive the company's BFSI sector growth. The healthcare segment will experience moderate growth without matching previous quarterly development rates.
Wipro is predicted to achieve no actual change in revenue figures during its upcoming January-March quarter for FY25. Analysis shows that the decline in manufacturing and the energy industries explains the continuing weak performance. The company plans to declare Q4 financial report outcomes through an April 16 announcement. According to Motilal Oswal Financial Services brokerage, revenue will stay within the provided range of -1% to +1% compared to the last quarter.
Customer demand in manufacturing, energy, and resources remains below previous levels. The Europe and APMEA regions demonstrate this pattern as their clients hesitate to spend on discretionary items. Some detailed sectors have shown strong resistance against ongoing industry difficulties. The Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance component (BFSI), together with healthcare areas, maintain consistent business performance.
Support from Wipro's Capco consulting division, alongside better customer budgeting, drives the company's BFSI sector growth. The healthcare segment will experience moderate growth without matching previous quarterly development rates.
The contract wins at Wipro represent a positive element in their operational performance. According to analysts, the estimation for Q4 total contract value (TCV) spans between $1.6–1.8 billion. Wipro's order book received substantial growth from a £500 million contract the company signed with Phoenix Group. ICICI Securities and Kotak Institutional Equities have positively evaluated the effects of large, successful business deals on operations.
Wipro has released a guarded perspective regarding its performance expectations for the April–June period of FY26. The analysts predict that constant currency revenue will exhibit similar growth patterns as Q4, between -1% and +1%. Wipro's management will closely track comments on client spending budgets, Capco service requirements, and changes in US policy frameworks.