Wipro Q4 FY25 Results: Profit Jumps, But Next Quarter Outlook Slightly Weak|

Wipro, India’s fourth largest IT company, has announced its financial results for Q4 FY25 January – March. The company showed a net profit of Rs 3,570 crore which is 26% more than last year. But for the next quarter April – June, Wipro has indicated a decline in revenue.

Wipro Q4 Highlights (January – March 2025)

Wipro’s net profit is Rs 3,570 crore which is an overall increase of revenue growth of just 1%. And in IT Services Revenue

QoQ (quarter on quarter): -1.2% decline

YoY (year on year): -2.3% decline

Operating Margin: 17.5% – same as last quarter, but 1.1% higher YoY.

Large Deal Bookings: $1,763 million – a tremendous jump of 48.5% YoY

Total Bookings: $3,955 million – 13.4% QoQ growth

Employee Count: 2,33,346 (slightly higher than last year).

Wipro Q1 FY26 Outlook: Revenue will fall

Wipro says that in the next quarter April – June 2025, the company’s revenue can fall by 1.5% to 3.5%.

Expected IT Services Revenue (April- June 2025):

$2,505 million to $2,557 million (down -1.5% to -3.5%). This also led to a decline in Wipro ADRs (shares listed on the US stock market) – shares fell 5% in premarket trading to $2.71.

Company Vision: Growth + Client Focus

The CEO of Wipro said: “Clients are still cautious due to macroeconomic uncertainty but we are working together with them and focusing on long-term, profitable growth”.

He also said: client satisfaction has improved, growth in large deals is good and investments are ongoing in consulting and AI.

What is ADR?

ADR means American Depositary Receipt – a special certificate that allows shares of an Indian company to trade on the US stock exchange, as is happening with Wipro.