Wipro shares jump over 6% after Q2 results; is rally sustainable? Here's what Jefferies, Motilal Oswal said
Wipro's shares rose 6.3% after Q2 FY27 results showed a 1.4% YoY net profit decline to Rs 3,200.6 crore and 9.1% YoY revenue growth to Rs 24,752.7 crore. Brokerages like Jefferies and Motilal Oswal remain cautious, citing weak deal bookings and uncertain demand. Wipro's IT services revenue was flat sequentially. Both brokerages maintained negative ratings, with target prices of Rs 155 and Rs 170 respectively.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
The earnings miss and weak guidance suggest earnings pressure, but the share price already rallied on the surprise of a positive move.
Market read
Wipro's earnings and guidance drive short‑term price action; analysts' target cuts suggest near‑term downside risk.
What to watch
Potential upside from AI‑related service contracts not fully reflected in guidance.
Background
Wipro is a major Indian IT services firm; its quarterly earnings are closely watched by global investors.
Ticker impact
Wipro reported Q2 FY27 results with modest revenue growth, profit decline and weak guidance, prompting a 6% share jump but analysts maintain downside targets.
likely downside as market prices in weak guidance and lower earnings expectations
Both Jefferies and Motilal Oswal keep target prices below current price, indicating expected price correction.
Market effects
IT services sector may see broader scrutiny as growth outlook weakens across peers.
Indian market may experience modest pullback in tech stocks.
Limited; impact confined to investors with exposure to Indian IT services.
Counterpoint
The 6% rally could signal a short‑covering bounce, offering a brief upside window.
Key entities
- CompanyWipro Ltd
Indian IT services provider
- BrokerageJefferies
Maintains underperform rating, lowers target price
- BrokerageMotilal Oswal
Maintains neutral rating, target below current price
