Wipro's Slow Growth to Test Investors' Patience
Wipro's September quarter revenue shrank for the second straight quarter, with new deal values also falling. Peers TCS and HCLTech reported revenue growth. Wipro expects deal momentum to improve in Q4, with margins gradually rising. The stock has been range-bound, trading at a multi-year low P/E of 13.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The guidance suggests continued modest performance, keeping the stock near its multi‑year low PE multiple.
Market read
Guidance points to limited short‑term upside, likely keeping the stock range‑bound.
What to watch
Potential upside from delayed deals closing in the December quarter.
Background
Wipro, India's fourth‑largest software exporter, reported a decline in dollar‑denominated revenue and a 23% sequential drop in new‑deal TCV for September.
Ticker impact
Wipro disclosed subdued September quarter results and provided new guidance for the December quarter, including a potential 1.5% revenue decline or 0.5% growth and margin targets.
likely pressure as investors price in weak revenue outlook
Guidance below expectations and slower deal momentum suggest limited upside in the near term.
Market effects
May weigh on Indian IT services sector as peers show stronger growth.
Limited to Indian tech stocks, minimal broader market effect.
Low global relevance.
Counterpoint
If margin improvement accelerates, the stock could rebound despite flat revenue.
Key entities
- companyWipro Ltd.
Indian IT services firm providing the guidance.



