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Wipro

Price as of 12 Nov 2026
196.20−0.90%

Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 15 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

−1.5–0.5​%Sequential IT services revenue growth · IT services · Q3Pallia · p. 5
2.57–2.63​USD billionIT services revenue · IT services · Q3Iyer · p. 6
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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue24,75322,697+9.1%24,479+1.1%
EBITDA4,8634,372+11.2%4,633+5.0%
EBITDA margin19.6%19.3%+39 bps18.9%+72 bps
PBTProfit before tax4,1964,267-1.7%4,335-3.2%
Net profit3,2013,246-1.4%3,352-4.5%
EPS (₹)3.233.09+4.5%3.20+0.9%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Revenue growth · Q3 FY27-1.50-0.50%Q3 IT services revenue guided at -1.5% to +0.5% sequential growth in constant currency
Revenue · Q3 FY272.57-2.63 USD billionQ3 revenue expected at $2.571 billion to $2.625 billion

Q3 deal closures expected to positively impact Q4 revenue outlook

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“The short answer to that is yes, it will have a positive impact on the quarter four outlook for revenue.”

Q3 guidance mainly reflects furloughs and lower working days

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 15
“what is really largely leaving this is basically the furloughs and lower working days.”

Q3 furloughs expected broadly in line with last year, built into guidance

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“They will be they are expected to be broadly in line with what was there last year, that's at least what we've baked into the guidance”

In short

  1. 01Q3 FY27 IT services revenue guided at -1.5% to +0.5% sequential growth in constant currency, or $2.571-2.625 billion.
  2. 02Q2 IT services revenue was $2.61 billion, flat sequentially; operating margin was 16.5%, up 0.5%.
  3. 03Q2 total contract value was $2.6 billion with nine large deals; two deals slipped to Q3 and are expected to be signed.
  4. 04Management says the pipeline for Q3, Q4 and the year ahead is strong and Q3 deal closures should help Q4 revenue.
  5. 05Management aims to return to its margin band but gives no timeline, and keeps investing in the AI-Native Unit.
  6. 06US healthcare remains affected by policy changes; health declined 3.8% sequentially.
  7. 07Net other income fell 68% sequentially after the June 2026 buyback; EPS was INR3.23, up 0.9% sequentially.
  8. 08Wipro does not give annual guidance, only quarterly.

Order book

Q2 total contract value $2.6 billion with nine large deals signed

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“This quarter, we closed $2.6 billion in total contract value and signed nine large deals.”

Some Q2 deals not signed on time, slipping to Q3

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 7
“we had few deals where the contract could not be signed on time, because of which they're slipping to this quarter.”

Pipeline for Q3, Q4 and year ahead described as extremely strong

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 10
“The pipeline for quarter three, quarter four, and year ahead, it is extremely strong”

Confident of securing both delayed large deals; update in January

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“we're confident of securing both the deals, and we will share that with you when we meet next in January.”

Q3 deals expected to give revenue upside in Q4

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“these are all good deals and should give us the revenue once we close this deal, should give us revenue upside in quarter 4 as well.”

Segments

BFSI: BFSI sees continued momentum

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 3
“In BFSI, we continue to see strong momentum.”

Technology: Digital native and new-age firms driving demand in technology sector

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 3
“Digital native and new-age firms are driving demand in our technology sector.”

Consumer: Consumer sector seeing traction in CPG, travel and transportation

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“In Consumer sector, we are seeing good traction in CPG, travel, and transportation.”

Americas 1: Americas 1 declined due to client-specific issues and healthcare softness

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“Americas 1 declined sequentially due to client-specific issues and softness in healthcare.”

Americas 2: Americas 2 grew sequentially, driven by EMR

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“Americas 2 grew sequentially, driven by EMR with encouraging momentum in BFSI.”

Demand

Demand environment largely unchanged this quarter

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 3
“This quarter, demand environment has remained largely unchanged.”

US: US economy described as very strong with strong pipeline

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 11
“If you look at US economy, very strong, and I think we continue to see strong pipeline out there.”

Europe: European clients relooking at AI strategy and Sovereign AI

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 11
“they are also relooking at their AI strategy, Sovereign AI, specifically in the context of the geopolitics.”

Mid-market: Traction in deal wins and pipeline in the mid-market segment

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“Beyond large enterprises, we also see strong traction in deal wins and pipeline in the mid-market segment.”

AI helping pipeline and deal wins

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 15
“Net-net, I think AI is really helping us in the context of pipeline and also in the context of winning them in the marketplace.”

Margins and costs

Q2 operating margin 16.5%, up 0.5% from last quarter

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“Our operating margin for the quarter was 16.5%, an improvement of 0.5% compared to last quarter.”

Margin gain from operational improvements and rupee depreciation, offset by investments

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Operational improvements, rupee depreciation, offset by our continuing investments in business have been the underlying factors driving this improvement.”

Company to work on improving margins while creating headspace for growth

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“We will work towards improving the margins even as we create headspace for growth.”

Aim to return to margin band quickly; no timeline given

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“to get back to the band as quickly as possible, but we're not putting a timeline out there.”

AI-Native Unit: Will keep investing in the AI-Native Unit

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“the AI-Native Unit that we've called out, that will be a place where we will continue to invest.”

Debt and working capital

Operating cash flow at 166% of net income in Q2

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Quarter two was yet another quarter of robust operating cash flows. We generated 166% of net income.”

Gross cash 4.6 billion as of 30 September

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“With this, our gross cash as of 30th September was at 4.6 billion.”

Accounting yield on India investments 7.1%

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Accounting yield for the average investments held in India was at 7.1%.”

Acquisitions and new business

Mindsprint: Mindsprint strengthened position in food and agriculture

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 5
“Mindsprint has strengthened our position in food and agriculture, opening new market opportunities.”

Acquisition strategy unchanged; will look at value-enhancing opportunities

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“As far as, acquisitions are concerned, our strategy will continue to be the same. We will look at opportunities that can enhance our value.”

GCC: Partners with clients on greenfield, brownfield and GCC monetization

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · Q&A · p. 7
“As far as we are concerned, we partner with our clients in all, whether it's greenfield, brownfield, or any monetization opportunities.”

Mindsprint: Mindsprint contributed one month's revenue

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“We did have one month's revenue that came through.”

Alpha Net: Alpha Net tuck-in impact not called out; not very material

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 10
“We are not calling out the impact of that specifically. It was not very material.”

One-offs

Net other income down 68% sequentially as investable surplus fell after buyback

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“our net other income, which includes the interest income, declined 68% sequentially, primarily because the investable surplus reduced”

Risks

Health: US healthcare continues to be affected by policy changes

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“However, healthcare in US continues to be affected by policy changes.”

Client-specific issues largely behind; large part should be done in Q3

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“the client-specific issues that we had highlighted are largely behind us, and if at all Q3 we should be you know, large part of it should be done.”

Other

IT services: Q2 IT services revenue $2.61 billion, flat sequentially, up 0.6% year-on-year in constant currency

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 4
“In quarter 2, our IT services revenue stood at $2.61 billion, flat sequentially and up 0.6% year-on-year in constant currency.”

Q2 net income INR32 billion, down 5% sequentially

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“As a result of the lower other income, our net income was reported at INR32 billion for the quarter. It declined sequentially by 5%.”

Q2 EPS INR3.23, up 0.9% sequentially and 4.2% year-on-year

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“the EPS, which is the right metric given that we completed our buyback, for the quarter was at INR3.23, which it increased 0.9% sequentially and 4.2% on a year-on-year basis.”

Effective tax rate 23.9%, flattish year-on-year

Aparna Iyer · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Our effective tax rate was at 23.9%, flattish compared to same quarter last year.”

AI native unit: AI native unit has over 2,000 engineers

Srini Pallia · Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director · p. 5
“With over 2,000 engineers, including FDEs, forward deployed engineers, we are seeing growing success in outcome-based deals and driving nonlinear growth.”

Sources

Management's own statements, quoted from its NSE filings. This page was read by AI and can contain mistakes: check the source pages before relying on any figure. No forecast or opinion of ours. Not investment advice.

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